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Commission member signals departure after first week in August; colleagues offer thanks

Unspecified commission · June 29, 2015
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Summary

A participant (Speaker 2) told colleagues he will leave the office after the first week in August to return to Massachusetts; meeting participants offered public thanks and described continuity plans for staff and leadership transition.

Speaker 2 told colleagues during the meeting that he plans to leave the office after the first week in August, will use accumulated leave and expects to return to Massachusetts to be near family. "I have a lot of accumulated leave that I'm gonna use," Speaker 2 said. "I'm going back to Massachusetts, very close to my family."

Colleagues responded with expressions of appreciation. Speaker 1 said, "I do want to thank you for your services," and suggested planning a small function between July 1 and August. Speaker 5 and Speaker 3 offered longer accolades: Speaker 5 said the work "is not an easy job" and praised the departing member's devotion, while Speaker 6 noted that internal staffing and culture have developed well and that the next executive director would inherit a "pretty solid" environment.

The meeting record shows remarks recognizing the departing member's leadership and work with staff; Speaker 6 specifically noted that "Mr. St. Croix received remarks for his work" internally. No formal personnel action or replacement plan was recorded in the transcript. The meeting moved on to other items and then toward adjournment.

A motion to adjourn was made later in the meeting; the transcript ends after the chair called for the vote and does not record the result.