SELMA â The city of Selma is looking for a new city manager.
By a 3-2 vote, the Council voted to remove City Manager Teresa Gallavan. Another special meeting to review Gallavan was held on Friday night before the Monday meeting.
New City Attorney Mary Lerner reported at the May 17 meeting that there was a motion by Councilman Bianca Mendoza-Navarro and a second by Mayor Pro Tem Beverly Cho to enter into a separation agreement with Gallavan with a five-month total of $148,656.
Gallavan resigned her position, according to Lerner, and the city accepted the resignation.
Council members John Trujillo and Mendoza-Navarro joined Cho in voting yes to remove Gallavan while Mayor Scott Robertson and Councilmember Sarah Guerra voted no.
Action plan coming together to make Selma High School safer Selma High School was the scene of a shooting near the cafeteria in early April. (Source: WSFA 12 News) By Bryan Henry | April 23, 2021 at 4:56 PM CDT - Updated April 23 at 4:56 PM
SELMA, Ala. (WSFA) - Friday was another major brainstorming session at Selma High School to deal with the aftermath of the shots fired inside the school three weeks ago.
The “home of the Saints” became home to a high-profile meeting Friday that included the head of the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency and the state public school superintendent.
“We are serious,” said Selma City School Superintendent Avis Williams.
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Bexar County set to receive nearly $1 billion in rescue act funds
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U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar talks about money coming to Bexar County and San Antonio from the American Rescue Plan with a group of city managers and mayors at the Takas Park Civic Canter in Windcrest on April 7. Total allocations for Bexar County from the plan total $947,143,000 million.Marvin Pfeiffer /Staff photographer
U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar announced that nearly $1 billion of American Rescue Plan Act funds would be coming to Bexar County within the next 60 days.
Area county, city and school officials gathered April 7 at Windcrest’s Takas Park Civic Center to hear the representative detail the act’s mission, the amounts each entity would receive, and the stipulations attached to its spending.