The Lincoln Township Board is evaluating candidates to fill a vacant trustee position during a meeting on Tuesday evening. The board is seeking a replacement after the resignation of Trustee John Doe, who stepped down last month for personal reasons.

Board members are reviewing applications from several candidates and plan to conduct interviews over the coming weeks. “We are looking for someone who can effectively represent the interests of our community,” said Board Chair Jane Smith.

Trustee Doe served on the board for five years and his departure has created a need for a timely appointment. The township’s charter mandates that the board fill vacancies within 30 days.

The role of trustee is critical for overseeing township operations and ensuring community needs are met. The board aims to select a candidate who aligns with their goals for growth and development in Lincoln Township.

Lincoln Township, located in Berrien County, Michigan, has a population of approximately 5,000 residents. The board is committed to maintaining transparency throughout the selection process.

This vacancy marks a significant moment for the township as it navigates ongoing community projects and initiatives.

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