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Anas Garfaoui leaves Katy to become Live Oak assistant city manager

Anas Garfaoui has left his post as assistant city administrator for the City of Katy to become assistant city manager for the City of Live Oak. more

By George Slaughter, News Editor | 5/4/22

The city of Katy is primed for the Katy Rice Festival starting Oct. 2 with a parade and the actual festival occurring Oct. 8, 9 and 10. Festival organizers say they have put a lot of effort into making the event fun for the whole family, including a Kids and Teens Zone with inflatables, actors portraying favorite children’s characters and a DJ.

Katy Rice Festival planners set to put on ‘one of the best ones we’ve had’

The city of Katy is winding up for the annual Katy Rice Festival which begins with a parade on Oct. 2 and will follow with three days of festivities Oct. 8, 9 and 10. Organizers say this year’s … more

By R. Hans Miller, News Editor | 9/28/21

Katy Municipal Court Judge Jeffrey Brashear administers the oath of office to newly-appointed Katy Assistant City Administrator Anas Garfaoui while council members observe during Katy City Council’s July 12 meeting. Garfaoui has been with the city for nearly nine years.

Katy City Council approves truck routes, promotes new assistant city administrator

During Katy City Council’s first in-person meeting since early 2020, council members approved the promotion of City Planner Anas Garfaoui to assistant city administrator as well as an ordinance … more

By R. Hans Miller, News Editor | 7/13/21

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