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Quincy Township eliminates utilities positions and accepts supervisor resignation
Summary
The Quincy Township Board accepted Supervisor Ed Wilson’s resignation and voted to eliminate the Utilities Director and a sewer plant laborer position, citing operational coverage under an intermunicipal arrangement; the motions carried on unanimous Egolf/Peck votes.
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The Quincy Township Board of Supervisors on Feb. 2 accepted the resignation of Supervisor Ed Wilson and approved motions to eliminate two sewer-plant positions occupied by Ed Wilson and Rich Wagaman.
Chairman Alan Peck announced that the township had received "a letter of resignation from Ed Wilson, Supervisor, this morning; effective immediately," and the board moved to add the item to the agenda. Later in the meeting Peck moved "to eliminate the Utilities Director and sewer plant laborer positions occupied by Ed Wilson and Rich Wagaman retroactive to January 15, 2026," a motion seconded by Vice Chairman Nelson Egolf and carried by the board. Peck told the board that if retroactive elimination is not legally permitted, the positions would be eliminated immediately.
The board read a memo from Antrim Township Administrator Chris Ardinger reporting that Quincy’s sewer and water plants are operating in compliance with no immediate maintenance issues identified. Ardinger’s memo commended Water Plant Operator Rad Ratnayake and noted mentoring and coverage from Antrim operators Roger Nowell and Keith Carbaugh; the memo also confirmed submission of the DEP Available Operator Form.
An Egolf/Peck motion to accept Wilson’s resignation also carried. No further disciplinary or personnel actions were recorded; the hiring process item was held for discussion in executive session, which later produced no board actions.
The board did not provide additional detail at the meeting on any severance, appeal rights, or contract obligations related to the eliminated positions; those matters were not specified in the record.
