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Council accepts resignation from Lois Wagner Memorial Library board member
Summary
The City Council accepted the resignation of Linda Matamuk from the Lois Wagner Memorial Library board; staff said she is moving out of the community and thus ineligible to continue serving.
The Richmond City Council accepted the resignation of Linda Matamuk from the Lois Wagner Memorial Library board at its July 21 meeting.
City staff said Matamuk submitted a resignation letter indicating she plans to move out of the community, which will make her ineligible to continue on the board. Councilors thanked her for her service and wished her well.
Why it matters: Acceptance of the resignation creates a vacancy on the library board that the council will fill according to regular appointment procedures.
Next steps: Council accepted the resignation by motion; the clerk or city manager will follow regular appointment steps to fill the vacancy.
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