Letter: A decision about my future in Warren

Posted 6/13/24

I am writing to inform you of a significant decision I have made regarding my role in our town’s governance.

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Letter: A decision about my future in Warren

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To the editor:

Dear Citizens of Warren,

I am writing to inform you of a significant decision I have made regarding my role in our town’s governance.

After much contemplation, I have decided not to run for another four-year term on the Town Council.

Public service has always been of paramount importance to me. Serving on the Town Council, as well as on the Planning and Economic Development Boards, has been an honor and privilege. Throughout my tenure, I have dedicated myself to the betterment of Warren, working diligently to address our community’s needs and aspirations. It has been a deeply rewarding experience, and I am grateful for the opportunity to have contributed to the town’s growth and development.

My decision to step down is not made lightly. It stems partly from a need to allow time for new pursuits in my life and from a desire to allow new voices and fresh perspectives to emerge in our local government. I truly hope that the seat I relinquish will be filled by someone who shares a passion for service to our town, someone who is as committed to our community’s welfare as I have strived to be.

I want to extend my heartfelt thanks to my fellow Council members, town staff, and all the dedicated volunteers who work tirelessly for the benefit of Warren. Your collaboration and support have been invaluable, and together, we have achieved much.

To the residents of Warren, thank you for your trust and support over the years. Your engagement and passion for our community have been a constant source of inspiration. Although I will no longer serve on the Council, my commitment to Warren remains steadfast. I will continue to be an active participant in our community, supporting initiatives and projects that enhance our town’s quality of life.

It has been an honor to serve you, and I am confident that Warren’s future is bright with continued community involvement and leadership.

With sincere appreciation,

Brandt Heckert
Town Councilperson
State Street

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