Carrie Rogers, whose office oversaw the city’s legislative agenda and the charter amendment process, will leave Dallas and join her former boss T.C. Broadnax...
👻 You know what’s scary? Not being prepared for the polls. Get ready with Back to the Ballot, an elex course just for you.Director of Government Carrie Rogers is expected to join Austin in December, just in time for the new legislative session.Carrie Rogers, whose office oversaw the city’s legislative agenda and the charter amendment process, will leave Dallas and join her former boss T.C. Broadnax in Austin.
Behind the scenes, she led critical communications for the mayor and the city council during emergencies like the 2019 June storm, the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and the 2021 winter freeze.Dallas interim City Manager Kim Tolbert hints at permanent role at State of Downtown eventWill Dallas Hero’s propositions save or ruin the city? Depends on who you askBefore joining the Dallas Morning News, Devyani Chhetri covered South Carolina politics and presidential primaries at the Greenville News.
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