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Council accepts resignation from Police Advisory Committee and seeks new member
Summary
Council accepted Cheryl Bullock's resignation from the Police Advisory Committee; with another recent resignation, the committee now lacks a quorum and the council will solicit applicants and consider moving meetings to evenings to increase participation.
Council moved to accept the resignation of Cheryl Bullock from the Police Advisory Committee and approved the acceptance unanimously.
Council members noted that the committee recently lost another member (Rebecca Starr) and that, with Bullock's resignation, the committee will have only two members and will be unable to meet. Council asked staff to publicize the vacancy and to seek at least one new appointee; members discussed scheduling meetings in the evening to make attendance easier for residents who work during the day.
"If anybody out there is interested in, anybody who's listening is interested in, police issues here in Narberth," a council member said while urging applicants. The council agreed to include a call for applicants in the borough email newsletter.
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