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Jill McN Martinez appointed to Milton City Council seat 7 after interviews
Summary
After interviewing six candidates for the vacant council seat, Milton City Council appointed and swore in Jill McN Martinez to fill Position 7 through the November 2027 general election; the meeting included structured candidate Q&A and an extended executive session before the vote.
Milton City Council selected Jill McN Martinez to fill the vacant Council Position 7 and administered the oath of office during the June 11 meeting.
Council conducted structured interviews earlier in the evening with six applicants, asking each candidate the same set of questions about motivations, qualifications, ethical decision-making and familiarity with the city's comprehensive plan. Candidates included Jill McN Martinez, Sunshine Glenn, Rachel Shin, Olaf Girtz, Susan Fua and others.
After deliberation in executive session, the mayor called for nominations on the council floor. Council Member Mounts nominated Martinez; other council members nominated additional candidates in turn. The council conducted roll-call votes in nomination order; Martinez received a majority and was sworn in immediately.
During her brief remarks after the oath, Martinez thanked the council and said she was honored to serve. Council members praised the quality of applicants and encouraged those not appointed to remain engaged in volunteer roles and future openings.
Outcome and next steps: Martinez will serve through the November 2027 general election and will participate in committee assignments and council work going forward.
