Clear Career Professionals is proud to announce the successful placement of Manuel "Manny" De la Rosa as the new City Manager of Nederland, Texas. With 35 years of municipal experience, De la Rosa is set to lead the community with a focus on infrastructure and transparent communication.

Morgan’s Point Resort, Texas is recruiting a City Manager for a Central Texas lakeside community focused on communication, infrastructure, financial clarity, staff development, and long term planning.

The City of Liberty has selected Joshua Cummins to serve as the new Assistant Chief of Police. Partnering with Clear Career Professionals for a nationwide search, the City chose Cummins for his leadership, veteran experience, and dedication to the Liberty community.

Executive coach Bobby Quinten joins The Clear Voice to discuss emotional intelligence, trust, culture, work life balance, and helping leaders move themselves and their teams to a better place.

Odessa, Texas is recruiting a Chief Financial Officer to help lead municipal finance, support major projects, strengthen systems, and guide financial strategy in the Permian Basin.

Nederland, Texas is searching for a City Manager to help lead infrastructure planning, emergency management, communication, regional partnerships, and long term city leadership.

Wichita Falls, Texas is recruiting a Chief Building Official to support building inspections, contractor relationships, development services, and major future investment.

Clear Career Professionals congratulates Dr. Danielle Kelly on her selection as City Manager for the City of Freeport, Texas. Clear was proud to support this municipal executive recruitment and wishes Dr. Kelly continued success in this important local government leadership role.

Surfside Beach, Texas created its first City Administrator position, offering a rare municipal leadership opportunity focused on operations, infrastructure, resilience, and leadership on the Texas Gulf Coast.

Clear Career Professionals reflects on 2025 and looks ahead to 2026 with a focus on leadership, candidate communication, PositionCast™, technology, and stronger local government impact.

Lamesa, Texas is recruiting a City Manager to help guide economic development, housing, infrastructure, customer service, and future growth in a West Texas community.

Weatherford, Texas is recruiting a Director of Finance to help lead municipal finance, support steady growth, modernize systems, develop staff, and protect public trust.

Liberty, Texas is recruiting an Assistant Chief of Police to help lead department modernization, strengthen culture, support accreditation, and prepare the agency for the future.

Marble Falls, Texas is recruiting a Finance Director to help lead municipal finance, support major capital projects, manage grants, develop staff, and strengthen financial transparency.

Montgomery County Emergency Communication District is recruiting a Deputy Director to support 911 operations, partner agencies, policy, planning, technology, and public safety coordination.

Fairfield, Texas is recruiting a City Administrator to help lead infrastructure projects, parks, housing, public safety coordination, economic development, and community growth.

Dumas, Texas is recruiting a Finance Director to strengthen accounting, budgeting, audits, financial leadership, department support, and long term municipal finance strategy.

Lara Price joins The Clear Voice to discuss how local governments can build community trust through digital transparency, social media, clear messaging, and intentional communication.

What is an organizational review, and does your city need one? In Episode 21 of The Clear Voice, James Groom and Michael Boese break down how local governments can use proactive organizational assessments to strengthen operations, bridge communication gaps, and optimize service delivery before minor challenges turn into major organizational crises.

Rockdale, Texas is recruiting a Finance Director to support grants, budgeting, utility billing, capital projects, financial systems, and growth planning in Central Texas.