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After a nationwide search, the City of Carrollton has chosen Shannon Hicks to serve as Assistant City Manager. Hicks will assume his role in Carrollton effective Monday, August 26, replacing former Assistant City Manager Marc Guy, who retired in June after 38 years serving the Carrollton community. 

Carrollton’s organizational structure includes two Assistant City Managers. As one, Hicks will oversee operations of the Development Services, Economic Development, Engineering, Environmental Services, Fleet & Facilities, and Public Works departments. 

"I’m thrilled to join Carrollton’s incredible team, known for its outstanding culture and dedication to public service. I look forward to building strong relationships and contributing to the community," said Shannon Hicks.

Prior roles of Shannon Hicks

Shannon Hicks has nearly two decades of municipal leadership experience, with more than 18 years as a Public Works

Shannon Hicks has nearly two decades of municipal leadership experience, with more than 18 years as a Public Works and Engineering Director. He has spent the last four years as Director of Public Works and Engineering for the Town of Addison, where he oversaw operations including water and sewer services, street maintenance, stormwater drainage, engineering, and capital projects.

He has previously served as Director of Public Works and City Engineer for the City of Webster, Texas and as Assistant City Engineer for the City of Deer Park, Texas, where he managed a diverse range of services such as wastewater treatment, animal control, engineering, and the maintenance of streets, water and sewer systems, parks, city facilities, and fleet services.

"Shannon will be a tremendous asset to the City’s Executive Team," said City Manager - Erin Rinehart, adding "His depth as a leader, experience, and desire to serve the citizens and employees of Carrollton make him the ideal candidate for the position."

Logistics and construction support

Prior to transitioning to the public sector, Shannon Hicks served as a project, site, and operations manager for civil construction projects, both in the United States and abroad. His experience includes managing large-scale utility projects and providing logistics and construction support to the U.S. Army in Iraq.

He received his Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from the University of New Orleans and is a licensed Professional Engineer in Texas and a Certified Public Works Professional in Management.

Shannon Hicks is an active member of several professional organizations, including the Texas City Management Association, the American Public Works Association, the Texas Society of Professional Engineers, and the American Society of Civil Engineers.

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