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An estimated one-third of the city’s tree canopy was damaged to varying extents during last month's ice storm.
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Austin City Council gathered with the Austin Energy Utility Oversight Committee to hear a progress update from Austin Energy's leadership.
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Cronk will be paid out roughly $463,000 in a severance package.
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The Austin City Council may soon be looking for new management.
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Experts worry that trimming damaged Austin trees may cause oak wilt to proliferate.
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Three council members, who spoke on the condition of not being named, said the decision to find a new head city executive was unanimous at a private meeting Thursday.
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The city has struggled to maintain a cohesive communication strategy with partners or with people in need of shelter during these emergencies.
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The county is removing debris on public property and roadways, but trees and limbs on personal property are the responsibility of homeowners.
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West Austin bore the brunt of downed tree limbs.
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The centers will provide food, showers, laundry facilities, mental health support, charging centers and information on storm debris and damage. Staff will also be available to answer residents’ questions.