Horseshoe Bay hires new city secretary
Susie Quinn headshot. Courtesy photo.
Horseshoe Bay has welcomed a new city secretary, Susie Quinn, following the dismissal of its longtime secretary in November.
Quinn has served as interim secretary since then and was officially named city secretary during the Jan. 20 council meeting.
“We are very pleased to have selected Susie Quinn as our new city secretary. She has an excellent municipal legislative and records management background and has a delightful personality that will blend perfectly with the city’s culture,” City Manager Jeff Koska told DailyTrib.
Quinn brings extensive experience as a city secretary in multiple cities, including Rowlett and Murphy. She received the Texas Municipal Clerks Association (TMCA) President’s Choice Award in 2023.
“It is truly an honor to become a part of the Horseshoe Bay team, working here as interim city secretary has been a wonderful experience. Not only are the employees a great team, but Council is so genuine and caring about this community,” Quinn told DailyTrib. “In my 29 years of experience, I have worked at five cities and loved them all and I know that Horseshoe Bay will be one of my favorites as well.”
The city secretary is a state-mandated position in Texas municipalities, responsible for record keeping, election administration, and other essential duties.