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Benoit was still within the 90-day window City Council had to either appoint him as administrator or grant an extension for an additional 90 days. (Nichaela Shaheen/Community Impact)
Tomball | Magnolia

Magnolia City Council terminates interim city administrator, approves hiring firm

By Nichaela Shaheen

During a special-called meeting March 24, Magnolia City Council voted to terminate Interim City Administrator Markus Benoit effective March 28, and approved a contract with Texas First Group to find a new interim city administrator.

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