Fort Worth City Manager David Cooke to retire next year

Longtime Fort Worth City Manager David Cooke says he's stepping down and will retire early next year.

Longtime Fort Worth City Manager David Cooke says he's stepping down and will retire early next year.

The city said,"Cooke's tenure has been marked by exceptional achievements and significant contributions to Fort Worth’s growth and development" and that"Cooke has been instrumental in managing the $2.3 billion City government enterprise and its approximately 8,100 employees."Sign up for our free Olympics Headlines newsletter“Serving as City Manager has been an incredible and fulfilling journey.

COVID-19 Response: He led the organization through the unprecedented challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, ensuring continuous service delivery and support for residents and businesses. Safe and Clean City: Cooke has excelled at budgeting, ensuring the financial health and sustainability of the City.

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