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Commission told longtime Indiana Landmarks liaison has departed
Summary
Sam Burgess informed commissioners that Mark, the long-time liaison from Indiana Landmarks who served for 38 years, is no longer with the organization; staff said they will cover responsibilities while adjusting for the knowledge loss.
Staff announced a staffing change related to the commission's external liaison. Sam Burgess told the commission that Mark, a long-time liaison from Indiana Landmarks, is no longer with that organization as of Aug. 12 and that his departure represents a significant loss given 38 years of experience.
"He served Indiana Landmarks for a total of 38 years, so tremendous reservoir of knowledge that we've lost," Burgess said, noting the impact on institutional memory and the transition's effect on the commission's workflow. Alex Brooks added that the change helps explain some recent delays and thanked commissioners for their patience as staff cover responsibilities.
Staff said they would continue to provide support and that members of the commission who have needed guidance can reach out to existing staff contacts while the commission and Indiana Landmarks work through next steps.
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