A change has occurred in Bartonville's town government. The town council has a new member, Rick Lawrence, who previously served on the Planning and Zoning Commission. This appointment follows the departure of a council member due to increased work responsibilities.
The former council member's new role involves managing a large number of employees and requires frequent travel. His resignation was accepted and a replacement was approved by the council.
Further details about the town council's decision and the new member's role are available from the town administrator and other news outlets.
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