Keller City Manager Says 'Not Enough Work,' Fires Himself
The City Manager of Keller is getting rid of some dead weight and to help the city he is including himself in the cuts. Dan O'Leary told the city council this week that he is firing himself.
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The City Manager of Keller is getting rid of some dead weight and to help the city he is including himself in the cuts. Dan O'Leary told the city council this week that he is firing himself.
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