DONALD E. PASCHAL, JR.
916 Wilshire Court McKinney, TX 75070
972-529-1325
Results-oriented senior executive with extensive
experience in municipal government and community development activities. Possesses outstanding planning,
communication, budgetary, and management skills with a history of producing
visionary, yet practical, goal-focused programs in a fiscally responsible
manner. Entrepreneurial individual with
team-oriented motivational abilities through consensus-building and
participatory management. Recent
consulting experiences include organizational analysis and development,
municipal policy analysis and development, contract negotiation, strategic
planning, staff and council training, litigation strategy and testimony, and
land use development and negotiation.
Self-Employed Professional
Consultant 1997-Present
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Consultation provided
to a mixture of public and private sectors on a broad range of policy
operations, management, and development issues relating to local government
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Extensive experience
in public policy development, contract negotiation, conflict resolution,
visionary planning, optimizing site opportunities and effectiveness, leadership
development, fiscal policy development, quality concepts and implementation,
and creative project and management conceptualization
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Experienced
motivational, conference, and training speaker
City of McKinney, Texas
City Manager 1978-1997
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Established fiscal
stability, comprehensive annual budget system, economic development programs,
successful cooperative city/school district programs, housing redevelopment
program, and growth management and planning programs for new development
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Initiated council
policy development, fiscal policy development, personnel system, performance
review system, comprehensive municipal reorganization, strategic planning,
service excellence and total quality management program, comprehensive data
systems, citizen opinion, perception and
service surveys
DONALD E. PASCHAL, JR._____________________________________
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Developed and
implemented comprehensive city plan, innovative multi-year budgetary planning,
public facility planning, transportation infrastructure (new thoroughfares,
street systems, and airport), new and expanded water and wastewater facilities,
comprehensive infrastructure maintenance program, multi-year capital
improvement program, successful bond programs, historic downtown redevelopment
and revitalization plan, community aesthetic enhancement programs, innovative
debt issuance and rating agency communications and promotional programs, extensive
and highly acclaimed park and open space facilities, environmental and natural
resource preservation, and numerous creative and award-winning municipal
facilities
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Infused spirit of
optimism replacing negative community attitudes with reputation for action and
responsiveness; creative and entrepreneurial attitudes; and preserved and
enhanced home town atmosphere and community heritage
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Secured and
implemented grants
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Negotiated successful
agreements for all types and sizes of development, land and facility
acquisition, conflict and lawsuit resolution, and service contracts
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Achieved long and
short-term goals, productivity objectives, quality-community image, significant
tax-rate reduction, three bond rating upgrades, and high level of citizen
satisfaction
City of Garland, Texas
Community Services Administrator 1973-1978
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Supervised the
following departments: fire, police,
health, planning, civic center, parks and recreation, libraries, public
information, and municipal court
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Coordinated operations
and long-range planning for all
supervised departments
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Planned and initiated
numerous public facility projects including central library expansion, branch
libraries, parks, recreation facilities, fire stations, and public
safety/police building
Administrative Assistant 1968-1972
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Conceptualized and
implemented city operated emergency medical system
DONALD E. PASCHAL, JR.
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Coordinated
departmental re-organizations, public facility planning, innovative city/school
contractual agreement, numerous personnel programs, bond election planning,
long range financial and budgetary planning
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Participated in
planning/development of park master plan, land acquisition needs, thoroughfare
planning, zoning development, and land use development
University of North Texas, Denton, Texas, M.P.A. 1973
University of North Texas, Denton, Texas, B.B.A. 1970
Tyler Junior College, Tyler, Texas - Associate Degree 1968
Finance
Award for Distinguished Budget Presentation FY 1985 - 1995
Government
Finance Officers Association (One of six cities nationally to
receive this award each year, and one
of only four Texas cities to receive the
award all ten years since its
inception.)
Certificate
of Achievement in Financial Reporting FY
1982 - 1983
Comprehensive Annual Financial Report
(CAFR) 1987
- 1995
Award of Excellence in Financial Management for Strategic
Planning Program
Award of Excellence in Financial Management for Debt Management FY 1990
Parks
Region
V Management Innovation Award 1992
Texas Recreation & Parks Society
National
Award of Merit 1989
National Institute of Parks and
Grounds Maintenance
Highest Honor Award for Enhancing Public Open Space 1988
North Central Texas Region of the
American Planning Association
Excellence in Construction 1985
Associated General Contractors (AGC) -
Community Center Facility
DONALD E. PASCHAL, JR.
Personal
Served
on State Comptroller’s Committee for Development of Financial Manual
for Texas Cities
International City Management Association 25-year Service Award in 1993
Texas City Management Association, 25-year Service Award in
1995
First Baptist Church, McKinney, Deacon 1983 - 1999
Chairman
of Deacons 1992 & 1997
Baptist
General Convention of Texas, Executive Board 1996
- 1999
Pi
Alpha Alpha National Honor Society for Public Affairs and Administration 1981
Publications
“Pragmatic
Policy Planning”
published in Texas Town and City - November 1983
published in GFOA Newsletter - November 1982
International City Management Association, member and served on Young Professionals Task
Force, Committee for National Academy of
Urban Management, Research and
Development Board of Advisors, Annual
Conference Planning Committee (Boston), North
Texas Host Committee for Dallas
Conference and Fort Worth Conference, Speaker at 1996
and 1997 Annual Conferences, Committee
on Small Communities, and participant in 1998
ICMA Knowledge Assessment Instrument
Development/Review Project.
Texas
Municipal League, member and served on all of the Legislative Policy Committees
including Personnel and Finance,
Community and Economic Development, Finance, and
Administration, as well as
sub-committees for specific legislative issues - Revenue Manual
Committee, Impact Fee Committee, and the
Resolutions Committee.
Texas
City Management Association, member and served on Clarence E. Ridley
Scholarship
Committee (Chairman), Program
Development Committee, Nominating Committee, Public
Policy Committee, Ethics &
Professional Standards Committee (Chairman), Board of
Directors, and Budget Committee.
DONALD E. PASCHAL, JR.
North Texas City Managers’ Association, member and served as Board Member, Vice
President, President, and Board Member.
North Central Texas Council of Governments, member and served on Governmental Appli-
cations Review Committee (Chairman), Air
Transportation Technical Advisory Committee
(Chairman), Regional Air Carrier
Capacity Study Advisory Committee, Regional Transpor-
tation Planning Subcommittee, Satellite
Airport Development Program Committee, and
Regional Cooperation Award Committee.
North
Texas Commission, member and served on Aviation Executive/Steering
Committee,
Aviation Development Committee, DFW
International Airport Expansion Task Force, and
Logistics Committee.
Urban
Management Assistants of North Texas, one of three Founding Members of one
of the
largest national Assistants groups.
University
of North Texas M.P.A. Alumni, Chairman, Advisory Committee.