Wrightstown Accepts Manager's Resignation, Names Interim Administrator

WRIGHTSTOWN TOWNSHIP, PA — Meeting in special session this week, the Wrightstown Township Board of Supervisors voted to accept the resignation of its township manager and to appoint an interim manager while the township searches for a replacement.

Former Warminster Township manager Gregg Schuster will step into the interim role in early August when current manager Stacey Mulholland steps down to manage Plumstead Township with a population of 14,000.

In July, Mulholland was appointed unanimously by the Plumstead Township Board of Supervisors to manage her home township where she had previously served as a township supervisor for 14 years. She will start her new job in early August replacing Angela Benner who was hired in June as the manager in Warrington.

Mulholland has served as manager in Wrightstown since July 2022. She replaced Joe Pantano who retired from the job after 13 years.

Before being hired by Wrightstown, Mulholland was a public affairs specialist with the Delaware River Basin Commission and had previously served as deputy chief of staff and district director for U.S. Congressman Mike Fitzpatrick who represented the 8th Congressional District from 2005 to 2007 and from 2011 to 2017.

As interim manager, Schuster will be paid $150 an hour with a minimum commitment of 30 hours per week. His job duties will include temporarily managing the township and assisting officials in finding a new manager.

Schuster holds an MBA from the University of Connecticut and an undergraduate degree in business management from Lehigh University. He served as township manager in Warminster from May 2016 to October 2020 and previously served as a manager in Pocono Township for two years.