LOCKPORT –At this month’s Woodward Township meeting, supervisors discussed personnel changes.

Supervisors accepted the resignation of Jackie Bartlett who served as the township’s zoning officer, effective March 31.

In her letter of resignation, Bartlett shared her appreciation for the opportunity to serve in this capacity and to contribute to the community.

Each of the supervisors thanked Barlett for years of service, noting the challenges of the position and expressing appreciation for her contributions.

Bartlett has agreed to assist with the transition and complete any pending matters already scheduled.

Supervisors also addressed a vacancy on the zoning hearing board after receiving a letter of interest before the meeting, separate from Bartlett’s position.

Bob Rolley, outreach coordinator for the Clinton County Community Foundation, earlier expressed interest in an alternate position for the board.

During last night’s meeting, Rolley was appointed on an interim basis, effective April 1.

His appointment to the position will ensure a quorum at upcoming hearings, according to Bartlett.

Supervisor Kyle Coleman emphasized the temporary nature of the appointment while the township continues to seek a full-time member.

In other news:

— Supervisors approved the SPCA’s request to use Riverview Park for their annual Pet Extravaganza on Oct. 3, 2026, from 7 a.m. – 4 p.m.

— Supervisors approved The Delaware Valley Outdoor Racing Association’s request to use the Lockport Boat Launch on May 2 and 3 for an OutBoard boat racing event.

— Supervisors approved a $100 donation from the township to Horses of Hope, Inc. .

— Supervisors approved the purchase of new hose bed covers for the Dunnstown fire company tanker and engine, totaling $3,556, to be paid from the fire tax account.

— Supervisors adopted a solicitation ordinance. Anyone in the township that would like to be put on a do not solicit list is encouraged to stop at the township office and talk to Jackie.

— Supervisors announced preparations for the township’s annual Easter egg hunt, scheduled for March 29 at 2 p.m. at Riverview Park. Volunteers will meet March 25 at 6 p.m. at the fire hall to fill eggs.