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Board president reads IPS letter of support after reported vandalism; president says he will "not power down"
Summary
Board president addressed recent vandalism reported at his home and read a letter of support from Indianapolis Public Schools that condemned intimidation of public officials. He told the board and community he remains committed to serving.
The MSD Pike Township board president addressed the meeting about vandalism reported at his home and read a letter of support from the Indianapolis Public Schools board that condemned threats and intimidation toward public servants.
Reading the letter, the president quoted IPS: "Acts of intimidation, threats, or violence directed toward elected officials, public servants, or their families have no place in our communities." He said the circumstances remain under investigation but expressed appreciation for the show of support from other officials.
Speaking about the personal impact, the president said he and his family have been affected but that he will continue in office: "I will not power down, and I'll always continue to be the servant that God had put on my heart to be until I'm done on this board," he said. The remarks closed the meeting before adjournment.
