Fort Worth's new city manager to be sworn in

Jay Chapa sworn in as Fort Worth’s first new city manager in more than a decade
For the first time in more than a decade, Fort Worth officially has a new city manager. The city welcomed incoming City Manager Jesus “Jay” Chapa to his new role with a swearing-in ceremony followed immediately by a City Council meeting at old City Hall on Tuesday.
Fort Worth welcomes new city manager, Jay Chapa
Fort Worth welcomed new City Manager Jay Chapa on Tuesday. Chapa was sworn in during Tuesday morning's meeting of the City Council at Old City Hall. He is the city's first Hispanic city manager.
Fort Worth swears in next city manager
Fort Worth’s next city manager started the job Tuesday. Jay Chapa has worked for the city 25 years and replaces David Cooke, who is retiring. “We’re very proud of David Cooke’s tenure in this city,” says Mayor Mattie Parker.
Fort Worth's new city manager to be sworn in on Tuesday
Jesus 'Jay' Chapa will be sworn in as Fort Worth's city manager Tuesday morning. He will become Fort Worth's first Hispanic city manager.
New Fort Worth City Manager Sworn in at Old City Hall
Formerly deputy city manager, Jesus “Jay” Chapa replaces David Cooke as city manager. Cooke is retiring in February after more than 10 years of service to the city. Chapa is Fort Worth's first Hispanic city manager.
Fort Worth to Swear In Jesus "Jay" Chapa as City's First Hispanic City Manager in a Landmark Ceremony
Jesus "Jay" Chapa will be sworn in as Fort Worth's first Hispanic city manager in a ceremony broadcast on FWTV, marking a milestone for the city's diversity.
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