After executive session, Burkburnett commissioners appoint Lindsey Fox McNabb as city manager
March 27, 2026 | Burkburnett, Wichita County, Texas
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Following a closed executive session under Texas Government Code Section 551.074 to discuss personnel matters, the Burkburnett Board of Commissioners moved and voted to hire Lindsey Fox McNabb as the city’s new manager, contingent on her and the mayor’s signatures on the employment agreement.
The board announced it would recess into executive session in accordance with the cited provisions and returned to open session at 9:43. In open session a commissioner moved to hire Lindsey Fox McNabb as Burkburnett’s newest city manager; the motion carried unanimously.
The appointment was presented as contingent on the appointee’s and mayor’s signatures on the agreement; the transcript records applause and congratulatory remarks after the vote. No salary, contract length or other employment terms were discussed in the public portions recorded in the transcript.
Because the substantive deliberations occurred in executive session, the public record in the transcript contains only the motion and the vote; the board cited statutory authority for the closed meeting.
The board announced it would recess into executive session in accordance with the cited provisions and returned to open session at 9:43. In open session a commissioner moved to hire Lindsey Fox McNabb as Burkburnett’s newest city manager; the motion carried unanimously.
The appointment was presented as contingent on the appointee’s and mayor’s signatures on the agreement; the transcript records applause and congratulatory remarks after the vote. No salary, contract length or other employment terms were discussed in the public portions recorded in the transcript.
Because the substantive deliberations occurred in executive session, the public record in the transcript contains only the motion and the vote; the board cited statutory authority for the closed meeting.
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