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Megan Rodriguez
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City Hall Reporter, The San Antonio Express-News
San Antonio
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Public Works director to retire after three decades with city of San Antonio; his department criticized for slow-moving projects
By Megan Rodriguez Verified| Fort Worth Star-Telegram Verified San Antonio Public Works Director Razi Hosseini will retire Sept. 30 after 34 years with the city. Hosseini, an engineer with more than four decades of experience, has worked for San Antonio since 1991. His department oversees thousands of construction projects, some of which City Council members, small business owners and residents have criticized for moving too slowly. City Manager Erik Walsh announced the departure to the mayor and council in a Tuesday email obtained by the Express-News.
By Megan Rodriguez Verified| The San Antonio Express-News Verified Southwest Airlines is calling on the Federal Aviation Administration to scrutinize San Antonio airport's handling of gate assignments and yank millions in government grants if city officials don't rectify alleged violations of federal law.
Public Works director to retire after three decades with city of San Antonio; his department criticized for slow-moving projects
By Megan Rodriguez Verified| Fort Worth Star-Telegram Verified San Antonio Public Works Director Razi Hosseini will retire Sept. 30 after 34 years with the city. Hosseini, an engineer with more than four decades of experience, has worked for San Antonio since 1991. His department oversees thousands of construction projects, some of which City Council members, small business owners and residents have criticized for moving too slowly. City Manager Erik Walsh announced the departure to the mayor and council in a Tuesday email obtained by the Express-News.
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The San Antonio Express-News
San Antonio, United States