The Conroe City Council has appointed Jon Buckholtz as the new police chief and Mike Garner as city attorney. Both leaders are expected to play key roles in advancing the city's goals and operations.
Jon Buckholtz has been appointed chief of the Conroe Police Department, and Mike Garner has been appointed city attorney. These appointments are part of a series of important changes in leadership in the city of Conroe. On Thursday, the city council voted 4-0 to endorse the rulings, with Councilman Howard Wood abstaining.
Mayor Duke Coon stated, "I believe Mr. Buckholtz is the right man to move the city forward," expressing his trust in the new police chief.
Jon Buckholtz has extensive experience in this capacity, and his appointment shows a commitment to keeping the public safe and meeting the demands of the growing community.
Furthermore, Mike Garner, who has been employed by the city for more than a year, received compliments for his knowledge and skills. Nancy Mikeska, deputy city administrator and director of Community Development, stated, "We have respected his opinions and legal knowledge, and we believe he can serve the city well."
As the city continues to grow and deal with new problems, Conroe's appointments demonstrate the city's commitment to outstanding leadership.
Catastrophic flash flooding in Texas Hill Country has left at least 24 people dead and dozens missing, including Houston-area residents and 20 girls from Camp Mystic, a Christian summer camp inundated by the Guadalupe River’s violent surge.
A flash flood along the Guadalupe River in Kerr County, Texas, killed 13 individuals and left over 20 children at Camp Mystic missing. The river rose almost 20 feet in 90 minutes due to severe rains, forcing emergency services to rescue campers and people.