Woodridge Trustee Steps Down After 15 Years of Service

After serving her community for 24 years, Woodridge trustee Pamela Beavers has resigned from her position as a village trustee.

Beavers worked as a trustee for 15 years, according to a release from the village. Before starting that job in 2002, she was a part of the village's ADA Committee and a commissioner on the Police Pension Board and the village's Plan Commission.

Woodridge Mayor Gina Cunningham said Beavers was always professional and brought a "common-sense" approach to hard decisions.

"Pam could be counted on to evaluate all aspects of difficult decisions. She consistently placed a priority on what was best for the entire community and refrained from parochial decisions that would benefit only a few. Her efforts to support the business community, while focused on the quality of life in Woodridge and fiscal responsibility, made her a great elected official," she said. "We are going to miss her stewardship and we wish her the best in the years to come."

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