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Village accepts two police resignations; one officer cited family illness, another leaves for state consultancy
Summary
Trustees accepted resignations from Thomas Zypanski (stated family reasons) and Officer Mark Sheen (effective 2026-03-31; moving to a consultant role with the Department of Criminal Justice Services); both were filed and accepted at the meeting.
The board filed and accepted two letters of resignation from village police officers during communications. A resignation letter from Thomas Zypanski — read into the record by the clerk — said he was not ready to return after his first shift back and asked not to create staffing issues; the board accepted the letter "with regret," citing family illness and recent fundraisers affecting his availability.
A second resignation, from Officer Mark Sheen, was also read by the clerk and accepted. The letter states Sheen’s resignation is effective March 31, 2026, after he accepted a consultant position with the Department of Criminal Justice Services. The clerk read both pieces of correspondence into the record; no further personnel actions were taken at the meeting.
