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Park Board’s Gaines to resign with family on the move

Thirty-year Glencoe resident Steve Gaines (far left), pictured at a park groundbreaking, will resign from the local Park Board on July 10.

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Joe Coughlin, Publisher
1:58 pm CDT July 3, 2018

Steve Gaines, a Park Board commissioner since 2013, notified the board his intention to resign on July 10.

According to a press release from the Glencoe Park District, Gaines and his family are moving out town after more than three decades, a change which requires his resignation as the district requires its commissioners to reside in Glencoe.

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