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PHOENIX -- In 2006, David Cavazos received a week suspension from his job at the city of Phoenix for misusing taxpayer money. On Monday, he was awarded with the highest non-elected position in the city. Full Article at KPHO Phoenix
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David Cavazos has been named the new Phoenix city manager and will begin his new responsibilities Friday, Nov. 6. Full Article at KPHO Phoenix
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The city of Phoenix is looking internally for its new city manager. The City Council will interview four deputy city managers to decide who will replace the retiring Frank Fairbanks. Full Article at Business Journal of Phoenix
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David will lead a great team that over the next 20 years will take this rising Phoenix and make it soar ... We got it right, but it would have been hard to get it wrong.
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This is a historic day in Phoenix ... David Cavazos is a true professional and will lead Phoenix into the next decade.
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The goal is to have it be an educational opportunity for the community and a nice green thing for the building, so, sure, the public will have access ... That is part of why were doing this: to show what can be done as far as green roofs in the desert.
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It's just a really, really special place to do what we do ... This community is such a dynamic and wonderful place, and to be privileged to be in a position to serve the community is incredibly satisfying. I look forward to coming to work every day.
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