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Leander City Manager Rick Beverlin's resignation was accepted in early September, and his last day with the city is Nov. 1. (Claire Shoop/Community Impact)

Leander council approves contract for interim city manager

By Zacharia Washington

Following City Manager Rick Beverlin’s resignation, council greenlighted a contract for Issac Turner to serve as interim city manager.

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