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Alfalfa County emergency manager Lancaster submits resignation, board moves to accept
Summary
Lancaster submitted a resignation letter effective June 30; the board made a motion to accept the letter during the meeting and a second was recorded.
Alfalfa County emergency manager Lancaster submitted a resignation letter stating an effective date of June 30. The board read portions of the letter aloud and expressed appreciation for Lancaster’s service.
The resignation letter text recorded in the meeting says in part: “I write this letter to request and inform my resignation... The effective date will be June 30. Lancaster would like to take this moment and say thank you for the opportunity for allowing to work for Alpaca County these last 2 years. The experience has been great.” (Transcript spelling and county name corrected to official usage.)
During the meeting a motion to accept the resignation was made and seconded. The transcript records the motion and a second but does not include a roll-call tally in the excerpt provided.
Why it matters: The emergency manager role handles county emergency planning and response preparedness; a resignation with an identified effective date creates a near-term vacancy the county will need to address.
Ending: The board moved to accept the letter; the transcript excerpt does not record a final roll-call vote or next-step appointment process in the provided excerpt.
