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Many homeowners, including myself, have suffered greatly due to policies and actions under Irving, Texas City Manager Chris Hillman. We've seen Irving residents lose their homes and apartments lost, and a harrowing struggle to provide for our families in the face of rising housing and cost of living expenses. This is not just about a few isolated incidents, it's about a pattern of decisions disregarding the best interests of Irving residents, especially those most vulnerable without a voice.

Residents have reported numerous instances of perceived cover-ups and self-serving activities, leading to a profound trust deficit between the administration and the people it serves. Unprecedented levels of discontent are being expressed in the community where the management has received some of the lowest performance in the region. It is disheartening to see our administration disregard the rights of the city's inhabitants while placing self-interest over public service.

We demand accountability, transparency, and rectification of housing policies that have done much harm to fellow residents. This petition calls upon the Irving City Council to conduct a complete and unbiased review of Chris Hillman's tenure and actions, bring about necessary changes in administration, and restore faith of the citizens through transparent practice. Join us in working towards a more equitable, caring, and supportive Irving. Please sign our petition.

High salary over $330,000 dollars and received more housing assistance than many Irving homeowners and Irving renters received!!

We need a city manager that gives opportunities to the youth.

We the disaster of losing twice a day trash pick-up service.

$110 million spent on one mile of road downtown Irving harming many businesses and putting some out of business since it has taken so long

$1.3 million housing assistance not getting to homeowners and renters

Lack of checks and balances

$31 million dollars spent on Wells Fargo

Diving Irving residents and putting Irving residents against each other.

City manager does not speak up on the abuses going on in Irving, Texas

Folks losing their homes.

Folks losing the apartments

We need a City Manager that puts the people and youth of Irving first.

$30 million to Wells Fargo

Another $30 million to the failed Irving entertainment center

Irving City manager conflicts of interests

We do not know all that is being spent and wasted.