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Eagan council accepts rescission of City Administrator Diane Miller's resignation
Summary
City Administrator Diane Miller told the Eagan City Council she will rescind the resignation she had submitted, and the council moved and approved a motion to accept that rescission at the June 10 workshop.
City Administrator Diane Miller told the Eagan City Council on June 10 that she was rescinding her previously announced resignation and asked the council to accept the rescission. Council members moved, seconded and voted to accept her rescission during the workshop.
What happened Miller told the council she had received an opportunity outside the city but had reconsidered and decided to remain in her current role. "I had a wonderful opportunity presented to me to work at an international level... after a couple days away, it just became abundantly clear how much I value direct public service and directly serving a community," Miller said at the meeting.
Council action A council member moved and another seconded a motion to approve the rescission of Miller's prior resignation. The council then voted, with members responding "aye," and the mayor announced, "Motion carries." The meeting transcript records no roll‑call vote tally; the motion was approved at the workshop.
Why it matters The rescission retains Miller as the city's chief executive and removes the need to start an external recruitment for that role. Miller and council members emphasized continuity of leadership and community ties as reasons for her decision.
Ending Council members welcomed Miller's decision and congratulated her on the choice to remain. Miller said she would continue in the role "as long as I can." The council took no further formal actions tied to the resignation rescission at the workshop.
