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| Weimar's economy is based on agriculture, manufacturing, healthcare and retail businesses. Manufacturing ranges from U-TEX, the city's largest employer, a non-polluting factory producing gaskets and seals, to Double B Food, Inc., a rapidly growing food exporter.
M-G Feed Mill, a large producer of livestock and other animal foods, is headquartered in Weimar, along with its big M-G Farm Service Center.
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| Weimar City Officials and Staff |
| Bennie Kosler - Mayor |
(979) 725-8554
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| Randal Jones - City Manager |
(979) 725-8554
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| Bill Livingston - Police Chief |
(979) 725-8060
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| Bob McMahan - Municipal Judge |
(979) 725-8554
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| Paul Billeck - Fire Chief |
(979) 725-8554
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| City Council |
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From Left to Right
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| Roy Ulrich, Councilman |
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Milton Koller, Councilman
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| Becky Roberts, Councilman |
| Harvey Stewart, Councilman |
| Bennie Kosler, Mayor |
| Jim Fox, Councilman |
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| City Staff |
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Betty Vornsand - Bookkeeper
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Dolores Stoever - City Secretary
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Veronica Baker - Utility Billing Clerk
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Wade Cernosek - Financial Officer
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| City Manager |
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| Police Department |
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Front Row
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Emil Martinez, Officer
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Douglas Blaha, Corporal
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Mary Berckenhoff, Secretary
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Bill Livingston, Police Chief
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Steven Krhoujal, Sargeant
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Back Row
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Brent Hoskins, Officer
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Bill Felts, Sargeant
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| Buddy Boehm, Officer |
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Memorial to Volunteer Firefighters
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