Overview
- Silvestrini, 71, told a city council meeting he recently had two surgeries and was diagnosed with leukemia and a pancreatic tumor he described as "hopefully benign."
- He said he will step down to focus on his health and time with his wife, Leslie, calling the job the honor of his life.
- Millcreek will accept applications for mayor Sept. 30–Oct. 14, interview candidates in a Nov. 3 special meeting, and swear in the new mayor on Nov. 10.
- The appointee will serve the remaining two years of the current term, and a public retirement reception is scheduled for Nov. 5 at City Hall.
- Silvestrini has been the city's only mayor since incorporation, advancing efforts like Millcreek Promise and serving in regional roles including chair of the Central Wasatch Commission.