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NOV 2015
CITY NEWS WELCOME JASON REYNOLDS
IDEAS NEEDED: YOU COULD RE-NAME THE NASSAU BAY NEWSLETTER!
The Nassau Bay Mayor and City Council have selected Jason Reynolds as the new City Manager. The task force, comprised of Mayor Mark Denman, Mayor Pro Tem Sandy Mossman, former Mayor Don Matter and former HR Director of The Johnson Space Center and Nassau Bay resident, Harv Hartman, reviewed over 75 applicants. At a Special Meeting on Sunday, October 4, 2015, Council met and made the final decision to offer the position to Jason Reynolds, Development Operations Manager for the City of Arlington, Texas. Reynolds has accepted the position and is excited about this opportunity to join the City of Nassau Bay. “I am awe struck by the community and like the vision of their leaders. It seems like an excellent place to live and work,” said Reynolds. Reynolds is a retired Army paratrooper with a passion for community service. He holds a certification as a Certified Public Manager. He also has a Master of Urban Planning and a Master of Business Administration and a B.S. in Workforce Leadership. “It was an arduous, but certainly worthwhile, effort for our task force to search for City Manager Chris Reed’s successor,” said Nassau Bay Mayor Mark Denman. “We will never replace Chris but we think we found someone that will continue his great work and progress; and that includes working with the great staff he has assembled. The city is functioning very well, we do not want to see momentum interrupted, employee retention is very important to us. I am confident Jason will jump right in and ensure we stay on the great path Chris and staff have put us on.” Jason Reynolds will officially begin on November 1, 2015 and current City Manager Chris Reed will remain with the City through the end of this year offering his full support during this transition.
We love this newsletter, but it needs a makeover! We are updating the design and layout, so we think it is a great time to give it a new name. Currently named "City News," we want to hear your ideas for the new name. Name the Newsletter Contest Entry Deadline: Tuesday, November 10, 2015 How to Enter: Email your name ideas to kristi.sykora@nassaubay.com or submit in-person to the Front Desk at Nassau Bay City Hall. Grand Prize: You Get to Name the Newsletter Recognition in the Newsletter Nassau Bay Prize Pack Anyone can submit entries We look forward to revealing the new name and design for the December 2015 newsletter!
Reynolds and his wife, Christie, along with their two daughters, Madison and Bailee, are looking forward to moving to Nassau Bay.
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