City Manager's Office

About the City Manager’s Office

The City of Eudora operates under a Commission-Manager form of government whereby the elected City Commission sets policy objectives, and the City Manager ensures they are carried out and administered effectively. The relationship between the Commission and City Manager functions in the same way as does a Council-Manager government. The City Manager serves at the pleasure of the City Commission and is the City Commission’s chief advisor. 

This form of government can be likened to the private sector relationship between a board of a corporation and its Chief Executive or Chief Administrative Officer. In addition to implementing City Commission policy, the City Manager is also responsible for the following:

  • overall management of City operations
  • appointing department directors
  • coordinating the development and analysis of policy recommendations presented to the City Commission
  • preparing and proposing an annual budget for consideration by the City Commission
  • enforcing municipal laws and ordinances
Check out this video about the role of the City Manager in the Council-Manager structure.
You can also learn the Council-Manager form of government in this video.


Annual Reports

The City Manager’s Office also provides the City with annual reports on the state of the city. View previous years’ reports by following the links below 

*The links above are for online viewing only. If you would like to download any of the annual reports, please visit this link.

About the City Manager

Kevyn Gero has been with the City since 2021 and was named Interim City Manager in January 2023. Gero has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from the University of Oklahoma and a Master of Public Administration degree from the University of Kansas.

Zack received his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Emporia State University and his Masters of Public Administration from the Hugo Wall School at Wichita State University. Prior to joining the team in Eudora, he served in difference capacities at the cities of Emporia, Wichita, Goddard, and most recently serving as the Assistant City Manager for the City of Edwardsville in southwest Wyandotte County. His areas of specialization include budget and finance, project management, and community engagement.