Kimberly Bizor Tolbert's appointment as city manager comes at a time when Dallas faces unprecedented policy issues at the local, state and federal levels.

The Dallas City Council is on the cusp of ending its nearly year-long search of finding the city’s top administrative official. The council is expected to deliberate in executive session Wednesday ...

This announcement will come as a surprise to few: Kimberly Bizor Tolbert has officially been named Dallas’ next city manager ...

The current interim city manager is set to take on the permanent role – one that, in Dallas' form of government, has more responsibility and power than the mayor.

Dallas City Council hired Kimberly Tolbert as the Dallas City Manager last week, approving a $450,000 contract.

The Dallas city manager said she hears a familiar refrain at community events when asked about how the public can weigh in with opinions on prioritizing city services.

The three candidates for Dallas City Manager (from left) Dallas Interim City Manager Kimberly Bizor Tolbert, Sacramento Assistant City Manager Mario Lara and Fort Worth Assistant City Manager ...

Leaders listed real estate permitting, homelessness and public safety as some of the issues they want the newly appointed chief executive of City Hall to focus on.

The Dallas City Council could offer the city manager job to one of three candidates this week. The move could end a tense and chaotic search process that started last year. The Dallas City Council ...

The newly appointed chief executive also reiterated her focus to delivering projects including the redevelopment of the Kay ...

Dallas has been without a city manager for nearly a year, and although Interim City Manager Kimberly Bizor Tolbert held the fort through Forward Dallas and the November election, it's probably ...

Read the original version here. Dallas business leaders have expressed widespread optimism about the appointment of City Manager Kimberly Bizor Tolbert, the first Black woman to serve in the role.