Politics & Government

Mill Valley Council Race Starting to Heat Up

Five residents have pulled papers to run in November's election for the two open seats on the Mill Valley City Council. Will more residents step into the ring?

 

 

It’s starting to look like there will be some competition for a spot on the City Council, with five residents expressing interest in running for the two open seats being vacated by Mayor Andy Berman and Vice-mayor Shawn Marshall, who are retiring from the board.  

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  • Five-year Planning Commission member John McCauley was the first to take out the nomination papers after the period opened on July 15. 
  • Dan Kelly, who served on the Community Vitality Working Group for the recent General Plan update, is also a potential candidate. 
  • Resident Leonard Malherbe, a newcomer to city politics, pulled papers as well.

  • Mill Valley native and Democratic delegate Jessica Jackson.

If three of the candidates file, Mill Valley will have a race for a seat on the Council board for the Nov. 5 election

The deadline to file nomination papers is 5 p.m. Aug. 9. If an incumbent does not file for office by then, the filing period will be extended for that office until 5 p.m. Aug. 14 for non-incumbent candidates only.

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