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West Chester Township accepts Larry D. Burks resignation and appoints Lisa D. Brown as township administrator

2727194 · February 25, 2025
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Summary

Trustees approved a resignation agreement with outgoing administrator Larry D. Burks and unanimously appointed Lisa D. Brown as township administrator, effective Feb. 23, 2025.

West Chester Township trustees on Feb. 25 approved a resignation agreement with township administrator Larry D. Burks and voted to appoint Lisa D. Brown as the township administrator, effective Feb. 23, 2025.

The trustees approved the resignation agreement and authorized the township administrator to execute the document before moving to the appointment. "I just want to take the opportunity to thank all of you for the trust that you're putting in me, and to pledge to everyone here that I will do the best job that I possibly can, to continue on the positive path that we have been going down so far," Lisa D. Brown said after her appointment.

The motion to approve the personnel items, which included the resignation agreement and Brown's employment agreement, passed on a roll-call vote. The trustees then administered the oath of office for Brown later in the meeting during the swearing-in sequence for several public-safety personnel.

Why it matters: The township administrator is the chief day-to-day executive for local operations; a change in that position signals management transition and continuity questions for township projects and contracts already under way.

Background and details: Brown's employment agreement was read into the record by staff during the personnel portion of the Feb. 25 meeting. Trustees thanked Burks for his service; the transcript records his resignation occurred "over the weekend." The vote approving the package of personnel items (which included Brown's appointment and other hires/promotions) was recorded as affirmative by the trustees in attendance.

Next steps: The board completed the required roll call and oath sequences at the same meeting. Brown said she has been involved with township work for nearly seven years and pledged continuity in operations.