The Whitestown Town Manager will receive a $64,196 buy-out following a 3-1 vote from the Whitestown Town Council.
At its May 10 meeting, the council approved a resolution to buy out the rest of Town Manager Jason Lawson’s contract.
Four of the current town council members are not seeking re-election and will not be on the new town council starting in January 2024— Susan Austin, Clinton Bohm, and Jeffrey Wishek. “The majority of votes tallied last Tuesday, they sent a message,” said Bohm at the May 10 meeting. “Now that the primary is over, transition should begin. This is the first step in that.”
At the meeting, Bohm stepped down as president and Nichols was named the new president of the council. “I appreciate Jason and all he’s done for the done and I wish he would stay on as town manager,” said Wishek. “It’s an opportunity for him to reach out to whoever the new council ends up being. They can work together. There can be collaboration. They can take the town in a new direction together.”
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