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Jesus “Jay” Chapa
Jay Chapa was sworn in as Fort Worth city manager Tuesday, accompanied by his wife Evalis and his daughter Emilia. [Photo: City of Fort Worth]
New Fort Worth City Manager Sworn in at Old City Hall
by Lance Murray | Jan 28, 2025
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.
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