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TOPEKA, Kan. – The City of Topeka has appointed Braxton Copley as assistant city manager.
Copley, who most-recently served as the Director of Public Works, brings more than 19 years of
service to the city.
Copley’s leadership in the Public Works Department has been instrumental in advancing the
city’s infrastructure. He holds a bachelor’s degree from Colorado College and a Juris Doctor
from the University of Kansas. He also has numerous nationally recognized technical
certifications.
“Braxton has done an incredible job as the director of public works, and we are confident he will
excel in his new role as assistant city manager,” said Topeka City Manager Dr. Robert Perez.
In his new role, Copley will oversee infrastructure and development departments. He will also
serve as interim public works director while the city searches for his replacement. The city still
plans to hire a deputy city manager.
The City of Topeka looks forward to Copley’s continued contributions in his new position.
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