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1 • MAY 2020 Acectxtml2020may Layout 1 1/31/20 3:19 PM Page 1 OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE TEXAS MUNICIPAL LEAGUE May 20 VOLUME CVII NUMBER 5 TEXAS TOWN & CITY • 1 • MAY 2020 ACECTxTML2020May_Layout 1 1/31/20 3:19 PM Page 1 t i m e l e s s t r a n s f o r m a t i v e e n g i n e e r i n g e n g i n e e r i n g t h e t e x a s w ay o f . El Paso Water had to replace aging transmission lines that conveyed water from the 75-year-old Canal Water Treatment Plant, situated downtown between the Rio Grande and a 100-year-old BNSF rail yard. Li feAn ACEC Texas member firm and its design-build partner delivered the project, which required a 66-inch diameter, 570-foot-long tunnel under 18 active rail-yard tracks, www.acectx.org for the expertise you need and a 315-foot tunnel under a busy TxDOT roadway. Want more? Visit us on Social Media facebook.com/acectx | twitter.com/acectx ACECTxTML2020May_Layout 1 1/31/20 3:19 PM Page 1 t i m e l e s s t r a n s f o r m a t i v e e n g i n e e r i n g CONTENTS H FEATURES Official Publication of the Texas Municipal League. 18 28 This publication assumes no responsibility Focus on Your Future: 2020 Texas Youth Wylie Recreation Staff, First for statements made by contributors Advisory Commission Summit Responders, and Citizens Join in signed articles. It is not operated for Forces to Save a Life pecuniary gain. 23 Disaster Preparedness for Employers 32 Editor Christina Corrigan During COVID-19 and Beyond Weaving the Local Safety Net: 15 Creative Manager Jennifer Stamps Things Communities Can Do Right Now Designer Will Bowling 26 Advertising Sales Gray Bulman A Better Way to Serve Victims of Printing Publication Printers Corp. Domestic Violence Texas Town & City (ISSN 1084-5356) is published monthly except October for $30 per year ($3.00 per single copy) by the Texas Municipal League, 1821 Rutherford Lane, Suite 400, Austin, Texas 78754-5101. Periodicals Postage Paid at Austin, Texas CONTENTS H IN EACH ISSUE and additional mailing offices. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Texas Town & City, 5 16 1821 Rutherford Lane, Suite 400, Austin, Message from the President Small Cities’ Corner Texas 78754-5101. 6 20 Section 305.027, Government Code, requires TML News Legal Q&A legislative advertising to disclose certain information. 8 35 Risk Pool News Career Builder A person who knowingly enters into a contract or other agreement to print, publish, 10 37 or broadcast legislative advertising that Health Pool News Instagram Highlights does not contain the required information 12 commits a Class A misdemeanor offense. City Lights Texas Town & City contains material which e n g i n e e r i n g t h e t e x a s w ay o f . is legislative advertising as defined by law in the state of Texas. El Paso Water had to replace aging transmission lines that Mr. Bennett Sandlin has entered into an conveyed water from the 75-year-old Canal Water Treatment Plant, ABOUT THE COVER agreement with Publication Printers Corp. In the City of Tyler, Liberty Hall is one situated downtown between the Rio Grande and for the printing of Texas Town & City of many businesses participating in the a 100-year-old BNSF rail yard. magazine. Mr. Sandlin represents the member cities of the Texas Municipal Mayor's Marquee Challenge by listing League. clean hygiene practices on one side Li feAn ACEC Texas member firm and its design-build partner of its marquee, and a message on the delivered the project, which required a 66-inch diameter, other side that reads "Stay safe. We'll be 570-foot-long tunnel under 18 active rail-yard tracks, back soon." www.acectx.org for the expertise you need and a 315-foot tunnel under a busy TxDOT roadway. Want more? Visit us on Social Media Photo Credit: City of Tyler facebook.com/acectx | twitter.com/acectx TEXAS TOWN & CITY • 3 • MAY 2020 ABOUT H TML BOARD OF DIRECTORS H TML The Texas Municipal League exists solely TEXAS MUNICIPAL LEAGUE BOARD OF DIRECTORS to provide services to Texas cities. Since its formation in 1913, the League’s mission PRESIDENT AFFILIATE DIRECTORS Eddie Daffern, CMO, Mayor, Staples Jimmy Chew, Fire Chief, Stephenville has remained the same: to serve the needs Lee Battle, Director of Community Enhancement, Allen Texas Fire Chiefs Association and advocate the interests of its members. PRESIDENT-ELECT American Planning Association- Aimee Nemer, City Secretary, Membership in the League is voluntary Karen Hunt, Mayor, Coppell Texas Chapter Richardson and is open to any city in Texas. From the Texas Municipal Clerks Marissa Ximenez, Councilmember, original 14 members, TML’s membership has PAST PRESIDENTS Assocation, Inc. Floresville grown to more than 1,150 cities. Over 16,000 Holly Gray-Moore, CMO, Mayor Pro Association of Hispanic Municipal Tadd Phillips, Human Resources mayors, councilmembers, city managers, Tem, City of Roanoke Officials Director, Georgetown Mary M. Dennis, CMO, Mayor, Live Oak city attorneys, and department heads are Texas Municipal Human Resources Selso A. Mata, Director of Building member officials of the League by virtue of Jungus Jordan, Mayor Pro Tem, Association Fort Worth Inspections, Plano their cities’participation. Building Officials Association of Texas Leonard Reed, CMO, Mayor, Willis Maria Redburn, Library Director, Bedford Texas Municipal Library Directors Henry Wilson, Mayor, Hurst Clifford Blackwell, CGFO, Interim City The League provides a variety of services Association Dock Jackson, Councilmember, Manager, Bedford to its member cities. One of the principal Government Finance Officers Bastrop Glenn Dishong, Utility Director, Association of Texas purposes of the League is to advocate Terry Henley, Board of Adjustment Georgetown municipal interests at the state and federal Member, Meadows Place Texas Municipal Utilities Association Robin Mouton, CMO, Councilmember, levels. Among the thousands of bills Beaumont Brian Frieda, Chief of Police, Sweetwater introduced during each session of the Texas DIRECTORS-AT-LARGE Texas Association of Black City Council Texas Police Chiefs Association Legislature are hundreds of bills that would Jeff Williams, Mayor, Arlington Members Sabrina Schmidt, Purchasing affect cities. The League, working through its Steve Adler, Mayor, Austin Beth Ann Unger, Information Services Supervisor, Pflugerville Joe McComb, Mayor, Corpus Christi Legislative Services Department, attempts Manager, Frisco Texas Public Purchasing Association Eric Johnson, Mayor, Dallas to defeat detrimental city-related bills Texas Association of Governmental Dee Margo, Mayor, El Paso Information Technology Managers and to facilitate the passage of legislation Vacant Betsy Price, Mayor, Fort Worth Texas Recreation and Park Society designed to improve the ability of municipal David Rutledge, CMO, Mayor, Martha Castex-Tatum, Councilmember, governments to operate effectively. Bridge City Houston Texas Association of Mayors, EX-OFFICIO NON-VOTING INVITED Ron Nirenberg, Mayor, San Antonio Councilmembers and Commissioners REPRESENTATIVES The League employs full-time attorneys who are available to provide member cities with REGIONAL DIRECTORS Steve Killen, Director of Development TML Health Benefits Pool Services, City of Stephenville, 2-Doyle Robinson, Mayor, Panhandle Eddie Edwards, City Manager, Borger information on municipal legal matters. On a Texas Association of Municipal Health daily basis, the legal staff responds to member 3-Latrelle Joy, Councilmember, Officials TML Intergovernmental Risk Pool Lubbock cities’ written and oral questions on a wide Mary Gauer, Harker Heights 4-Raul J. Marquez, Councilmember, Will Hampton, Communications variety of legal matters. The League annually and Marketing Director, Round Rock Big Spring conducts a variety of conferences and Texas Association of Municipal 5-Bill Lindenborn, Commissioner, training seminars to enhance the knowledge Information Officers Burkburnett and skills of municipal officials in the state. In 6-Robert Brown, Alderman, Menard R. Alan Shubert, Vice President, addition, the League also publishes a variety 7-Suzanne de Leon, CMO, Mayor, Operations and Technical Services, El Paso Water of printed materials to assist member cities Balcones Heights Texas Chapter of American Works in performing their duties. The best known 8-Tito Rodriguez, Councilmember, Association of these is the League’s monthly magazine, North Richland Hills Texas Town & City. Each issue focuses on a 9-Ray O’Docharty, Mayor, Groesbeck Marcus Norris, Deputy City Attorney, Amarillo 10-Connie Schroeder, CMO, Mayor, variety of contemporary municipal issues, Texas City Attorneys Association including survey results to respond to Bastrop member inquiries. 11-Patrick R. Rios, CMO, Mayor, Rockport Kelly Kuenstler, City Manager, 12-Ramiro J. Rodriguez Jr., Mayor, Leon Valley Palmhurst Texas City Management Association For additional information on any of 13-Jim Pruitt, Mayor, Rockwall these services, contact the April Christiansen, Court Administrator, 14-Andy Brauninger, Mayor, Huntsville Cedar Park Texas Municipal League at 512-231-7400 15-Shelley Brophy, Mayor, Nacogdoches Texas Court Clerks Association or visit our website, www.tml.org. 16-W.L. Pate Jr., CMO, Mayor Pro Tem, Beaumont TEXAS TOWN & CITY • 4 • MAY 2020 BOARD OF DIRECTORS H TML MESSAGE H FROM THE PRESIDENT EDDIE DAFFERN, CMO MAYOR CITY OF STAPLES Dear Texas City Official, We face an almost unprecedented challenge in the coming months. Much of the work of help- ing our citizens and economy heal from the Coronavirus will fall to Texas cities and city officials. But we are prepared to do that work. Every hour of training about emergency management received, every economic development workshop attended, and so much more that we’ve done to prepare will serve us well in the time ahead. We didn’t just become the city leaders who will help guide us through this crisis, we taught ourselves and each other to become those leaders.
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