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City appoints new public works director amid water crisis

October 08, 2024 | Winnsboro, Wood County, Texas


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City appoints new public works director amid water crisis
In a recent city council meeting, the appointment of Derek Lechowski as the new Assistant Public Works Director was unanimously approved, marking a significant transition for the city's water department. Lechowski, who has been with the city of Monroe for nearly four years, was praised for his innovative thinking and strong grasp of budgeting and numbers.

The discussion highlighted Lechowski's long-standing relationship with the council member who advocated for his appointment, emphasizing his deep understanding of the city's needs and his vision for the future. The council member noted that Lechowski is not only capable but also shares a forward-thinking mindset, planning for the city's water infrastructure for the next 20 to 30 years.

The meeting concluded with a sense of optimism regarding Lechowski's potential contributions to the city, as council members expressed their confidence in his abilities. The next city council meeting is scheduled for November 12th at 5:30 PM, with a reminder for those wishing to be placed on the agenda to submit their requests eight days in advance.

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