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Council accepts resignation from Civil Service commissioner and appoints Adrian Miller
Summary
Siddiq Kamara resigned from the Civil Service Commission after becoming a sheriff; Council accepted his resignation and unanimously appointed Adrian Miller to a six-year term to fill the vacancy.
Lansdowne Borough Council accepted the resignation of Siddiq Kamara from the Civil Service Commission and appointed Adrian Miller to serve a six-year term to fill the current vacancy.
The resignation was described as "with regret." The motion to appoint Adrian Miller was moved by John Green, seconded by Molly Connors and approved unanimously. Council also recorded that Kamara resigned because he is now a sheriff and must leave the commission.
Council recorded the personnel actions in the meeting minutes and will reflect the appointment in the commission roster.
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