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Amarillo Ledger

Public official

Jerry Danforth

This page lists only public roles and public actions, each with its source. Why.

Offices

Facilities and Special Project Administrator, City of Amarillodates not yet sourced
Director of Facilities and Capital Projects, City of Amarillo

Council records also use "Facilities Director" and "Director of Facilities & CIP".

dates not yet sourced
Interim Managing Director of Facilities, Capital Projects and Development Engineering, City of Amarillo

Listed with this title on June 10, 2025.

dates not yet sourced
Managing Director of Capital Projects, Development and Engineering, City of Amarillo

Listed with this title from June 24, 2025.

start not yet sourced – present

Events

  1. Council approves the ballpark construction-manager-at-risk agreement, 4-0
  2. Hodgetown opens for the Amarillo Sod Poodles
  3. Council approves four utility-relocation contracts for the City Hall site, each 4-1
  4. Council awards $139,700 contract to demolish three warehouses at the City Hall site, 4-1
  5. Demolition of three downtown buildings begins for the City Hall parking lot
  6. Council awards $7.55 million LED field lighting contract for seven parks to Musco Sports Lighting, 4-0
  7. Council selects Western Builders as construction manager at risk for City Hall, up to $28 million, 3-1
  8. Council approves 5-0 a $525,000 Populous contract for Hodgetown renovation design
  9. Building permit issued; renovation of the Amarillo Hardware building begins
  10. Council adds $4.97 million Grant Street drainage work to the City Hall construction contract, 5-0
  11. Council approves a $118,036.01 change order on the Hodgetown upgrade contract, bringing it to $4,731,666.08
  12. Council approves $1.52 million furniture, fixtures and equipment purchase for the new City Hall, 5-0
  13. Council approves a $94,202.63 emergency repair of the Civic Center ice plant
  14. New City Hall opens at 623 S. Johnson St.
  15. Council awards $1,846,147 Coliseum restroom renovation from Venue District funds
  16. Halff Associates hired to design the Playa 7 pump station ($2,425,000)
  17. Lawrence Lake pump station land and design contracts
  18. Council awards $422,770 Civic Center boiler replacement from Venue District funds
  19. Council awards $386,500 for shelter walkway and drainage improvements
  20. Council awards $63,871.31 Civic Center fire alarm replacement
  21. Western Builders selected as construction manager for Playa 6 and Playa 7 pump stations
  22. $14.26 million guaranteed maximum price for the Lawrence Lake pump station and force main
  23. Council approves 4-1 a $246,000 Kimley-Horn amendment to design the 58th Avenue sanitary sewer extension
  24. Council awards $655,830 kennel renovation for half of the shelter
  25. Council approves a $465,411 Civic Center cooling tower replacement and an $84,644 chiller repair
  26. Council approves Hollywood Road boiler-replacement engineering and aeration basin repairs
  27. $1.35 million transfer and $3.30 million SW 45th and Lamar storm drain award
  28. Council approves a $320,000 transfer and $319,260 HDR design contract for Lift Station 19