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Atchison County commissioner announces resignation effective Jan. 28
Summary
A commissioner announced their resignation at the Jan. 6 meeting, effective Jan. 28, after nearly 11 years of service; colleagues thanked the commissioner and discussed transition steps and paperwork.
At the start of the Jan. 6 meeting a commissioner told colleagues they were resigning effective Jan. 28, saying they no longer had "the drive and the...stick-to-itiveness" to continue and wished to allow someone with "new eyes" to serve the district.
The commissioner said they had served nearly 11 years. Colleagues thanked the resigning commissioner for their service and discussed next steps for paperwork and temporary meeting seating as the commission prepares for the organizational meeting next week. The commission did not announce a replacement at the Jan. 6 session.
The resigning commissioner offered a resignation letter for review; staff said they would prepare a Word version and handle signing and mailing. Commissioners and staff discussed timing for organizational meetings and appointments tied to the change of seat.
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