We recently reported that six-year City of Tacoma spokesman Rob McNair-Huff was parting ways with City Hall — a resignation that came after new City Manager T.C. Broadnax sought to take Tacoma’s community relations office in “a different direction.”
We recently reported that six-year City of Tacoma spokesman Rob McNair-Huff was parting ways with City Hall — a resignation that came after new City Manager T.C. Broadnax sought to take Tacoma’s community relations office in “a different direction.”
That direction is apparently southeast — back to Broadnax’s former hometown of San Antonio, Texas.
Read more: http://blog.thenewstribune.com/politics/2012/07/09/tacoma-city-hires-new-chief-spokeswoman/
As we reported today, the Tacoma City Council this week approved a new “compensation philosophy” that drops the target pay ceiling for city employees.
When officials announced last week that State Farm indeed is coming to Tacoma and bringing with it hundreds of jobs, missing from the good news were the nitty-gritty details about parking.
Tacoma Public Works Director Richard “Dick” McKinley has left his city job and taken a new temporary position with Tacoma Power, several city officials confirmed Tuesday.
Shortly before Christmas, Tacoma’s roughly 350 firefighters offered to work one more day per year for the next two years at no added cost – concessions meant to help spare the city from cutting fire services by $1 million, the president of Tacoma’s fire union said this week.
Just as Sound Transit was set to end nine years of study by identifying a short list of preferred routes for expanding Tacoma Link light rail, City Manager T.C. Broadnax this week requested that the regional transit authority take more time to analyze a new “hybrid corridor” as a possible extension for the city’s transit system.
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