The city of Tomball appointed Sakura Moten as its new assistant city manager following a Nov. 3 City Council meeting, and she officially began the role Nov. 17, as previously reported by Community Impact.
Moten, who brings more than 20 years of experience in municipal administration, finance, technology and organizational development, recently shared what drew her to Tomball and the priorities she plans to focus on in her first year as the city continues to balance growth with long-term planning.
What drew you to the role of assistant city administrator in Tomball, and what excites you most about serving this community?
What drew me to Tomball is its strong sense of identity—it’s a community that values its history while being very intentional about its future. I was especially impressed by the city’s reputation and commitment to service, transparency and thoughtful growth. What excites me most is the opportunity to help support a high-performing organization that genuinely cares about residents, businesses and staff, and to be part of a leadership team that works collaboratively to deliver results and takes pride in doing things the right way.














