BUCYRUS, OH (CRAWFORD COUNTY NOW)—Miranda Wise, the Clerk of Bucyrus City Council, submitted her resignation letter on Monday.
In her letter, Wise announced that her resignation will take effect two weeks from the date of submission, with her final day in the office scheduled for Friday, July 25, 2025.
Wise expressed her commitment to ensuring a smooth handover of her responsibilities during the transition period.
Wise took the opportunity to reflect on her time with the city, expressing gratitude for the growth and development opportunities she received.
She extended her best wishes to the Bucyrus City Council and the city as a whole for continued success in the future.
Having begun her role as Council Clerk in August 2023, Wise’s departure comes short of her second anniversary in the position.
Crawford County Now reached out to Council President Kurt Fankhauser and Law Director Brandon Gobrecht for comment.
Council President Kurt Fankhauser told Crawford County Now:
“It is sad to see Miranda leave the Bucyrus City Council but she has to do what is best for her. She did a really good job as Council Clerk and I enjoyed her working for the City during my time as President. I wish her luck on whatever path she chooses for her future endeavors.”—Kurt Fankhauser, Bucyrus City Council President
Bucyrus City Law Director issued the following statement:
“It is a damned shame that the coordinated attack on our city, which is orchestrated by our Council President and his band of rascals, has driven off not just another Council Clerk, but the best Council Clerk this city has seen in decades.”—Brandon Gobrecht Bucyrus City Law Director