BEECH GROVE — Buckley, who was elected in 2011, will end his term when it expires on Jan. 1, 2024, and will officially retire from public service.
“It has been the honor of a lifetime to serve the people of Beech Grove,” Mayor Buckley said in a release. “I am proud that our team has improved every facet of city government in Beech Grove, and that our work has transformed our community in a meaningful way.”
Buckley is a native of Beech Grove, and a graduate of Beech Grove High School.
He was a Beech Grove Firefighter for 30 years, and retired from the Beech Grove Fire Department as Chief in 2009.
“While I’m proud of our team’s accomplishments, I commend the many people who have been a part of our effort,” Mayor Buckley said. “From the members of the Common Council to the civic volunteers, our city thrives and flourishes because of their dedication to Beech Grove, its people and its future.”
-
Man found dead with gunshot wounds on Indy's northeast side
A homicide investigation is underway after a man was found dead with gunshot wounds on the northeast side of Indianapolis on Monday.Hoosiers helping those impacted by Hurricane Helene
Hoosiers are helping those impacted by Helene — whether they are on-site helping communities recover, flying above the flooding to deliver aid, or collecting things for those in need.Representation matters: Art show highlights work of Indy Latina Artists
This Hispanic Heritage Month, a group of Indianapolis-based artists are showcasing their work. They say it speaks to their identities as women and Latin-Americans.Family, supporters celebrate Jimmy Carter's 100th birthday
Former President Jimmy Carter turns 100 on Tuesday, and his family and supporters are marking the occasion by rallying for the causes close to Carter.