In an email to The Batavian, Sheron confirmed Sharpe's resignation but did not address a question about why he resigned.
"Search for his replacement will begin shortly," Sheron said. "There will be no interruption to dispatch services."
The Batavian did not attempt to contact Sharpe until after hours. This post will be updated with any response we receive.
Sharpe was instrumental in migrating the Emergency Dispatch Center to the Phase II P-25 TDMA system radio system installed by Harris RF in 2013.
In 2016, Sharpe, an Air Force veteran, was named PSAP (Public Safety Access Point) Finest Director of the Year award. The award was sponsored by emergency communications company NICE.
