The City of Mercedes has a new interim leader. Fire Chief Javier Campos Jr. has been appointed to the position, following the resignation of Alberto Perez. Perez stepped down on August 14.
Javier Campos Jr. has a background in emergency services and public safety. His career has also involved public service and leadership.
Further details about the appointment and Campos' experience are available from the city of Mercedes.
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