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City Announces Appointment of Laurel Brock as New Deputy City Manager

Mill Creek, WALocal News

The City of Mill Creek has officially promoted Laurel Brock to the position of Deputy City Manager, a significant step in her career following her successful tenure as Finance Director. City Manager Martin Yamamoto highlighted her collaborative leadership style and her pivotal role during the City's rebuilding efforts. With a robust background in local government finance, Brock is expected to leverage her expertise to enhance the services provided to the community. She has a notable history with the City of Ottawa, KS, where she held various financial roles, demonstrating her capacity for managing complex financial systems. Brock holds a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting and Business Administration and is currently pursuing a Master’s in Finance, showcasing her commitment to professional growth.

She believes that transparency and hard work are essential qualities for local government representatives. Looking ahead, Brock aims to restore Mill Creek’s status as a model of municipal excellence through collaborative efforts and community engagement. In her leisure time, she enjoys activities such as traveling and preserving the Akhal-Teke horse breed, reflecting her diverse interests.

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