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Oak Ridge council accepts resignation of compliance officer; replacement recommendation not reached
Summary
The council accepted David Lacey's resignation from the compliance officer role (letter dated Aug. 12, 2024). Lacey recommended Jeff Swag as his replacement, but the council reported unsuccessful attempts to contact Swag.
The Oak Ridge City Council accepted the resignation of Compliance Officer David Lacey, who submitted a resignation letter dated Aug. 12, 2024. Lacey cited recent health problems in his letter; the minutes note that council members said he "will be missed." Lacey recommended Jeff Swag as his potential replacement, but the council reported that attempts to reach Swag had been unsuccessful as of the meeting.
A motion to accept Lacey's resignation was made by Scherri Holmes and seconded by Nena Langford; the motion carried with all in favor. The council did not record a motion to appoint a successor at the meeting and indicated follow-up would be required to contact the recommended candidate or consider other options.
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