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Grayson Path

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Offices

City Manager, City of Amarillo

Sources differ on the start. The original agreement set Aug 12, 2024; the Amarillo Tribune reported the Council amended it July 9 to make July 29 his first day. The City's page has stated Aug 12. His self-reported TCMA directory profile gives Jul 21, 2024.

Jul 29, 2024 – Sep 22, 2026

City Manager tenures on the debt timeline →

Events

  1. October 2023 discharges lead to a $44,625 TCEQ penalty
  2. Grayson Path selected as city manager
  3. City estimates up to $3 billion to replace the Hollywood Road plant
  4. City issues letter of intent on water delivery for the Fermi campus
  5. City and Fermi America sign a non-binding MOU describing up to 10 MGD
  6. City and Fermi, Inc. sign the water supply agreement
  7. City Manager memo describes the Civic Center as supported mainly by its own revenue and hotel tax
  8. Pre-budget workshop presents four Animal Management & Welfare cost-recovery options
  9. At a special meeting, council files the draft fiscal 2025 annual financial report, 3-0
  10. Rate consultant projects Amarillo's CRMWA cost rising to about $39.5 million by FY2036 as CRMWA II is phased in
  11. Council adopts Resolution No. 04-14-26-2 directing a study of shelter fees and repeat-impound penalties
  12. Staff present a proposed sewer extension near Osage Street and 58th Avenue for a planned development
  13. City says landfill superintendent no longer employed; mayor and councilmember hold news conference
  14. Council approves $1,423,978.20 landfill compactor lease; city manager addresses TCEQ conditions
  15. Council approves $34,800 outside operational assessment of the landfill
  16. Amarillo City Council approves the non-binding CRMWA II memorandum of understanding, 4-0
  17. Assistant City Manager Rich Gagnon, who led Emma's creation, leaves the City
  18. Staff propose a $0.44728 voter-approval rate for FY2026/27; NNR is $0.42170
  19. Council holds a long closed session on Path's employment; resignation letter submitted
  20. Council accepts Path's resignation (4-1); Freeman named acting manager
  21. Combined CM turnover cost tops $1.2M; other executives also departed
  22. TCEQ adopts a $330,260 agreed order over 2022-2023 Hollywood Road violations
  23. October 13 council agenda lists a closed-session discussion of an interim city manager