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File #: 26-590    Version: 1 Name: Wilson Retirement 7-28-26
Type: Presentation Status: Presentation
In control: Board of Supervisors
On agenda: 7/28/2026 Final action:
Title: Adopt and present a plaque of appreciation honoring Michael Wilson, Project Manager, upon his retirement with over 17 years of dedicated public service (Supervisor James)
District: All
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Adopt and present a plaque of appreciation honoring Michael Wilson, Project Manager, upon his retirement with over 17 years of dedicated public service (Supervisor James)

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DEPARTMENTAL RECOMMENDATION:

The County Administrator's Office recommends that the Board of Supervisors adopt and present a plaque of appreciation honoring Michael Wilson, Project Manager, upon his retirement with over 17 years of dedicated public service.

SUMMARY/DISCUSSION:

Michael Wilson began his career in public service in 2007 serving on the Vallejo City Council, including serving as Vice Mayor in 2011. Drawing on his background in finance, Wilson was actively involved in budget and financial policy discussions as the City negotiated labor agreements, reduced expenditures, and developed a path toward long-term sustainability. Mr. Wilson's years on the Council were marked by a focus on fiscal responsibility, collaborative governance, and helping guide Vallejo from financial crisis toward recovery.

Following his term on the City Council, Michael Wilson served as a District Representative to Erin Hannigan representing District 1 from 2013 through 2024. During his 12 years as District Representative, Mr. Wilson played a key role in connecting District 1 residents with County services and advancing initiatives that benefited the Vallejo community. He worked to strengthen partnerships between the County, cities, nonprofits, and community organizations, helping bring resources and programs to residents, such as the Vallejo First 5 Center, the Mobile Food Pharmacy, and sneakers for seniors. Wilson also helped support the County's partnership with the Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation, which generated millions of dollars in philanthropic funding for early childhood education, family support, and other community programs. Throughout his tenure as District Representative, he was recognized for his collabor...

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