Milky Way Township General Authority appoints Megan Moore as secretary; board honors retiring secretary Cheryl Williams
June 09, 2026 | Millcreek, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania
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The Milky Way Township General Authority voted unanimously to appoint Megan Moore as its secretary, effective Saturday, June 13, 2026.
Mr. Walding recommended Moore as the successor to Cheryl Williams, who is retiring. Miss Clear moved to appoint Moore and Mr. Wardy seconded; the three board members present — Miss Clear, Mr. Wardy and Mr. Gorman — voted yes.
The appointment follows Williams’ announced retirement. Board members offered tributes to Williams’ tenure, describing her as a steadying presence who helped establish the authority and supported its operations since its inception. The meeting record notes that Williams has served as the authority’s only secretary since the body was formed.
The board took the vote during its regular meeting after a brief period of remarks. No additional personnel actions or conditions were recorded.
The authority’s next administrative steps include transitioning records and responsibilities to Moore; the motion set her start date but did not list an onboarding timeline in the record. The meeting then moved on to other reports and communications.
Mr. Walding recommended Moore as the successor to Cheryl Williams, who is retiring. Miss Clear moved to appoint Moore and Mr. Wardy seconded; the three board members present — Miss Clear, Mr. Wardy and Mr. Gorman — voted yes.
The appointment follows Williams’ announced retirement. Board members offered tributes to Williams’ tenure, describing her as a steadying presence who helped establish the authority and supported its operations since its inception. The meeting record notes that Williams has served as the authority’s only secretary since the body was formed.
The board took the vote during its regular meeting after a brief period of remarks. No additional personnel actions or conditions were recorded.
The authority’s next administrative steps include transitioning records and responsibilities to Moore; the motion set her start date but did not list an onboarding timeline in the record. The meeting then moved on to other reports and communications.
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