Meet the City Manager's Team
Primary Responsibilities
- Implement the policy direction of the City Council.
- Coordinate and manage the day-to-day operations of the city.
- Oversee the implementation of city programs.
- Prepare the operating budget and the capital improvement program.
- Serve the interests of Irving residents by implementing projects important to the community.
Department Directors
Jennifer Bozorgnia
Municipal Court
Victor Conley
Fire Department
Shane Diller
Code Enforcement
Brad Duff
Financial Services
Maura Gast
Irving Convention and Visitors Bureau
Todd Hawkins
Arts and Culture
Shanae Jennings
City Secretary | Chief Compliance Officer
Patrick Lamers
Capital Improvement Program
Brian Dickerson
Human Resources, Interim
Derick Miller
Police Department
Joseph Moses
Parks and Recreation
Jocelyn Murphy
Planning
Kuruvilla Oommen
City Attorney’s Office
Chad Powell
Information Technology | Chief Technology Officer
Todd Reck
Water Utilities
April Reiling
Communications
Lynette Roberson
Library Services
Wayne Snell
Inspections
Bret Starr
Financial Services | Chief Financial Officer
Travis Switzer
Solid Waste Services
Dan Vedral
Traffic and Transportation
Recent Successes
Infrastructure Upgrades (2023-2024)
- The team spearheaded the $25 million Street Improvement Program, repaving over 50 miles of roads between March 2023 and February 2024.
Public Safety Enhancements (2023)
- In June 2023, the team partnered with the Irving Police and Fire Departments to launch the Real-Time Crime Center, integrating surveillance and data analytics to reduce crime in high-risk areas.
- A new emergency response dispatch system, launched in September 2023, improved average response times by 12%.
Economic Development Wins (2023-2024)
- Between July 2023 and February 2024, the team played a critical role in securing three major corporate headquarters relocations to Irving, adding over 1,500 new jobs.
- The Small Business Grant Program, launched in January 2024, has already supported over 200 local businesses with funding for expansion.
Sustainability and Water Conservation (2023-2024)
- The citywide Smart Irrigation Program, launched in August 2023, has reduced municipal water usage by 15%.
- A transition to LED streetlights, completed in December 2023, has cut energy consumption by 30%.