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Souderton council approves consent agenda, accepts police resignation
Summary
The council approved the consent agenda by voice vote and accepted the resignation of a police officer; the resignation was announced by the solicitor and accepted by council motion and voice vote. The meeting record contains inconsistent naming/details about the resignation.
Souderton Borough Council approved its consent agenda and accepted the resignation of a police officer during its June 2 meeting.
Councilor Littlefield moved to approve the consent agenda for the June 2 meeting; the motion was seconded and the body approved it by voice vote.
Later in the meeting the solicitor said he had received a designation letter regarding an officer and presented a resignation for council consideration. The solicitor stated he received a designation letter from an officer with an effective date of June 12, 2025. A motion was made to accept the resignation as read; the motion was seconded and the council approved the resignation by voice vote. The transcript includes inconsistent naming in the resignation language (the solicitor referred to an officer letter and the motion recorded the name as "Megan Jarrell"); the solicitor’s prior reference to a designation letter used the name "Megan Durant." The council did not record a roll‑call vote in the public record provided.
What’s next: No further personnel action was announced at the meeting; typical next steps would be administrative processing of the resignation and any required personnel follow‑ups.
