The Mill Creek City Council has narrowed down its search for a new City Manager to four finalists, with the decision coming after an extensive evaluation process. The finalists include Scott Mitnick, Jeff Niten, Andrea Snyder, and Martin Yamamoto, who is currently serving as the Interim City Manager. Mitnick's notable achievements include the establishment of El Segundo's first Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Committee and successful land use agreements. Niten has been recognized for his collaborative approach and for resolving a critical legislative issue that affected economic development in Shelton, WA. Snyder, with her experience in economic development and transportation planning, focuses on teamwork and peer collaboration in her management style.

The interviews for the finalists are scheduled for June 24-25, where they will present their visions for Mill Creek's future. This search is critical for the city, as the new City Manager will play a vital role in implementing the City Council's vision and addressing local challenges. The selection process highlights the importance of leadership experience and community engagement in municipal governance.