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Lanesborough FinCom Chair Resigns After Warrant Approval
By Brittany PolitoiBerkshires Staff
LANESBOROUGH, Mass. — With a new fiscal year comes new leadership for the Finance Committee.
Chair Jodi-Lee Szczepaniak-Locke officially resigned on Monday and the panel decided that Vice Chair Stephen Wentworth would assume leadership for the time being.
The former chair was brief in her departure, confirming her resignation and leaving, but has previously stated that the decision came from an attendance issue with a member not being resolved.
"I believe in truth and honesty and a lot of you know me and you've known me for years and that's what I think is the most important thing," she said to the Select Board in February.
"So you all can have at this. I am done and I wish you all the best of luck but it's not worth it. It's not worth it to me to participate in this anymore."
Town Administrator Gina Dario clarified that the warrant articles are being finalized and it is possible that numbering could change.
"Certainly, we do not anticipate any changes of a financial impact and nor do we expect any new articles entering the current warrant," she said.
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