Richardson hires new assistant city managers

After sorting through more than 170 applications that came in from all over the country, Richardson City Manager Don Magner has announced that two new assistant city managers have been selected.

The new assistant city managers are Michaela Dollar and Charles Goff. Their appointments fill up the remaining vacant seats in the city’s leadership team. This is the first instance of a fully staffed fully office since before the pandemic.

Magner commented:

“I am very excited about adding Michaela and Charles to our team. Each possesses a unique set of skills and experience that will help further our economic development strategic plan, enhance our efforts in special redevelopment areas, and bring creativity to our master planning initiatives.”


Michaela Dollar will officially start working on July 11. She previously served in the City of Georgetown as the Economic Development Director. Georgetown has been ranked as one of the country’s fastest-growing cities for the past six years and Dollar was in charge of the city’s program for economic development.

Goff started working at his new position at the start of this week. He has been serving in the Town of Sunnyvale as the Assistant Town Manager since 2020. While there, he oversaw the departments for Economic Development, Public Works, and Parks and Recreation. People taking on new executive roles tend to enlist business card printing services.

The City of Richardson tasked Strategic Government Resources to help with the recruitment process.