Warsaw Commissioners Vote No Confidence in Mayor and Commissioner
Warsaw commissioners have voted no confidence in Mayor Wesley Boykin and Commissioner Ebony Wills-Wells after they were found to be in possession of a document containing sensitive personal information of town employees and failed to disclose it promptly to town…
Greenville New Bern Washington, NC, October 13, 2026 —
Warsaw commissioners have voted no confidence in Mayor Wesley Boykin and Commissioner Ebony Wills-Wells, according to the available account of the decision. The vote followed findings that the two officials possessed a document containing sensitive personal information about town employees and did not promptly disclose it to town leadership.
The account does not specify when the vote took place, how many commissioners supported the measure, or whether any commissioners opposed it. It also does not describe the document’s contents beyond noting that it included sensitive personal information, or explain how Boykin and Wills-Wells came to possess it.
The timing and circumstances of the disclosure are not detailed. The available information does not say when town leadership learned of the document, how long the officials had possessed it, or what steps were taken after it was disclosed. It also does not include statements from Boykin, Wills-Wells, or other town officials.
A no-confidence vote is the action reported by the account; no further consequences or changes to either official’s position are specified. The information provided does not establish whether the vote carries formal disciplinary or legal effects.
Additional details about the vote, the handling of the employee information, and any response from the officials were not provided. As a result, the account establishes the stated basis for the commissioners’ action but leaves the timeline, process, and subsequent developments unclear.
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