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City announces the appointment of Martin Yamamoto as new Deputy City Manager

Mill Creek, WALocal News

Martin Yamamoto has been appointed as the new Deputy City Manager for Mill Creek, a role that will leverage his extensive experience in municipal governance and finance. Previously serving as the Fiscal Manager for the Seattle Police Department, he has accumulated over 18 years of experience in key leadership positions. In his capacity as Deputy City Manager, Yamamoto will assist in developing and implementing policies that ensure compliance with the city's strategic objectives. City Manager Michael Ciaravino praised Yamamoto's experience, stating it would enhance city operations during challenging times. Yamamoto's management philosophy focuses on sustainable growth and community-centricity, emphasizing the importance of addressing the needs of residents and businesses.

His academic credentials include a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration and an MBA in Strategy and Management from Seattle University. In his personal life, he is inspired by his two teenage daughters and enjoys traveling and staying informed on housing market economics. This appointment marks a significant step in Mill Creek's governance, aiming to strengthen its operational framework and community engagement.

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