The overview
Lee’s position was previously held by Zach Goodlander, who was promoted to city manager on Aug. 20 after former City Manager Jack Harper was fired in February.
In her role, Lee will focus on the public works department, which includes parks and recreation, facilities, streets, drainage, traffic and the capital improvement program, according to the release. Additionally, she will oversee economic development and finance.
Zooming in
Most recently, Lee served as the planning and economic development director for the city of Cibolo, according to the release.
She has also served as a Steele High School Career and Technical Education advisory board member and on the International City/County Management Association SheLeadsGov committee.
Additionally, Lee holds both a master's and bachelor's in business administration from the University of Incarnate Word, with certificates in project management and economic development, according to the release.
Notable quote
“I’m excited to welcome Kelsee to the team,” Goodlander said in the release. “Her background and fresh perspective will be a great benefit as we work together to enhance our community. I look forward to her innovative ideas and energy she brings to our efforts.”
What’s next?
Lee will assume the assistant city manager role on Oct. 28, according to the release.
