City HallTuesday, November 10
Beaumont's city clerk is retiring Dec. 31, and the council will interview five candidates
The Good Day Beaumont team
Beaumont City Clerk Tina Broussard-Francis is retiring effective Dec. 31 after 24 years with the city. She announced it Monday in a letter dated Nov. 9. She started as an administrative assistant in 2002 and has been city clerk since 2007.
“It has been an honor to serve you and work toward the betterment of our home.”
Broussard-Francis rose from assistant to city clerk over 24 years
- Aug. 2002Joins the city as an administrative assistant.
- Feb. 2007Appointed interim city clerk.
- July 2007Appointed city clerk.
- Jan. 2009Becomes a Texas Registered Municipal Clerk.
- Dec. 31Her retirement takes effect.
Source: KFDM
If you're wondering who's next, the City Council will hold a special meeting next week to interview five candidates for the job. Council members will also discuss equipment at that meeting.
- Certification: recertifies as a Texas Registered Municipal Clerk every five years
- Community: United Way board member
- Elections: speaks at the Chamber's annual candidate workshop
The clerk's 24 years end as five candidates line up
- 24
- years of service with the city
- 5
- candidates to interview for city clerk
- Dec. 31
- when her retirement takes effect
Sources: KFDM, Beaumont Enterprise
Sources: KFDM, Beaumont Enterprise