CSB director resigns for job in Kansas

NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) - Norfolk Community Services Board executive director Maureen Womack is resigning from her position for a job in Kansas.

Womack discovered the phantom employee, Jill McGlone , who was paid for 12 years without showing up to work.

Womack will be leaving her position to serve as a director of a mental health agency in Kansas, according to Dr. Lewis J. Taylor, chairman of the CSB's board of trustees.

Previously, Womack served as the chief executive officer of Davis Behavioral Health in Davis County, Utah. She also held leadership positions in behavior healthcare in Mississpi and Alabama.

Taylor said Womack will be with the CSB until the end of the year.

Womack handed in her letter of resignation last Friday.