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Leacock Township manager Roman Thomas resigns; commission will notify supervisors
Summary
Roman Thomas tendered his resignation to the Planning Commission, saying he is moving out of Leacock Township. Commissioners said they will notify the Board of Supervisors and follow rules in township and state planning codes to fill the vacancy.
Roman Thomas tendered his resignation to the Leacock Township Planning Commission at its April 28, 2026 meeting, notifying commissioners that he is moving out of Leacock Township and will leave his township manager role.
The resignation was presented during the meeting's public-comment/miscellaneous section. Greg Hurst said the Board of Supervisors will be notified about the vacancy; commissioners did not vote or take formal action to appoint a replacement at the meeting. The commission recorded that there were no actionable items on the agenda and did not set a date for any appointment.
The commission discussed statutory guidance about filling vacancies during the meeting and cited Leacock Township Code Chapter 34 §34-3 and the Pennsylvania Municipalities Planning Code (Article II, Sections 203(c) and 207) concerning appointments and the election of officers. The Planning Commission indicated it will follow those provisions and that the Board of Supervisors will be asked to fill the unexpired term as required by law.
No timetable for the appointment was set at the session. The meeting adjourned at 7:50 p.m.
