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Q&A: Montgomery’s new city administrator Brent Walker shares priorities for budget, growth

By Nichaela Shaheen

Brent Walker, Montgomery’s new city administrator, was appointed May 27 and brings municipal administration and finance experience to his new position. In a written interview with Community Impact, Walker shared his top budget priorities and thoughts on growth. 

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