Due to new family obligations, Saline City Manager Dan Swallow is resigning. It will be effective August 21st.
Swallow made the announcement at this week’s City Council meeting. He says he’s recently taken on a greater role in taking care of his mother and managing his late father’s estate. Swallow says he needs to leave to properly address his family’s needs.
“Together, these responsibilities require substantial time, travel and attention, making it increasingly difficult to maintain the level of commitment and availability the City Manager position demands.”
Swallow has been on the job for ten months. He says he’s proud of many accomplishments during his tenure.
Mayor Brian Marl says they will quickly move to find an interim City Manager and begin the search for Swallow’s permanent replacement.
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