Homer Board of Trustee Slack Announces Resignation

During the Village of Homer Board of Trustees meeting last night, Homer Mayor Pat Clune read the resignation letter from Board of Trustees, Kevin Slack. Trustee Slack cited his reason to resign from the Board of Trustees is due to him moving away from the Village of Homer. Slack will officially resign from the position on February 28th.

“I would like to express my gratitude for the opportunity to serve the Village of Homer and all I have experienced during my time here. I’d like to thank the residents of the village for giving me the opportunity to serve them. I want to ensure a smooth transition during my departure and I’m willing to assist in any way I can.” Mayor Clune read from Trustee Slack’s resignation letter.

Trustee Slack expressed his wishes for future success for the Village of Homer and the support he has received from residents throughout the years. Slack has been the longest serving Trustee for the Village of Homer.

Mayor Clune noted it was with “deep regret” that he accepted Kevin Slack’s resignation from the Board. Clune said Slack has been a mentor for him as a Trustee to which he expressed his gratitude. He continued on to say Slack has been the foundation for the Board of Trustees for stability and support and common sense.

Fellow Board of Trustees Ed Finkbeiner said he appreciated everything Trustee Slack has done for the village. Deputy Mayor Elizabeth McGrath spoke highly of all his work towards various committees and government services the village provides.