Lutsk is poised for significant leadership changes as Mayor Igor Polishchuk has submitted his resignation request. This announcement comes just before the upcoming city council session, where the matter will be officially addressed.
The resignation is based on Polishchuk’s personal request to step down from his position. The proposal for his early departure has been posted on the Lutsk City Council’s official website ahead of the scheduled session.
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Official Basis: The resignation is rooted in a personal statement from Igor Polishchuk, who is seeking to leave his role voluntarily.
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Procedure: The issue will be discussed during the 90th session of the city council, set to commence on March 25 at 10:00 AM. The council members will vote to determine the outcome of the resignation.
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Consequences: Should the council approve the resignation, Polishchuk’s duties will cease on the same day, March 25, 2026, and he will also be removed from the executive committee.
According to the resignation document, Polishchuk is entitled to monetary compensation for any unused vacation days accrued during his tenure, as well as for additional leave days.
Despite the significant nature of this announcement, Polishchuk has not provided any explanations or comments regarding his resignation on his social media platforms. His recent posts have focused on routine activities, such as meetings with veterans and presenting state awards to families of fallen heroes.
The final decision regarding Polishchuk’s resignation will be made by the city council members tomorrow morning. If the resignation is accepted, the responsibilities of the mayor will typically be transferred to the city council secretary until a new mayor is elected.
Lutsk Mayor Igor Polishchuk has announced his resignation, which will be discussed in an upcoming city council session. If approved, his duties will end immediately, with the council secretary likely to assume interim responsibilities.