Wilsonville City Council · Nov 3, 2026

Jennie Hill

Candidate for City Council

4 candidates · 2 seats6 sourced positions

Jennie Hill is running for Wilsonville City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 4 candidates are running for 2 seats.

Voter registration deadline · Tue, Oct 13, 2026

Real estate agent and local business owner with a graphic design and marketing background. Previously worked as a graphic designer and marketing director.

Campaign website: www.jenniehillforwilsonville.com

Adrienne Scritsmier and Sam Scull did not attend the September 30 Wilsonville Neighbors forum, citing an event coordinated by a group affiliated with the Clackamas County Republican Party; Katie Dunwell and Jennie Hill took part. Wilsonville Spokesman · Oct 4, 2026

Where Jennie Hill stands: positions on the record

Budget1 sourced position

Says the city must show responsible stewardship before asking residents for more money or taking on debt.
“Before asking residents for more money or taking on debt, we must demonstrate responsible stewardship of what we already have.”
Own statementClackamas County Voters' Pamphlet, Nov 3, 2026 (Wilsonville Councilor statements, pp. C-56 to C-57) · Oct 5, 2026

Town Center1 sourced position

as reported by the Wilsonville Spokesman; not a direct quote
Said the Town Center plan should be edited before the city starts work on it.
Forum answerWilsonville Spokesman · Oct 4, 2026

Aurora airport1 sourced position

Called the estimated 37% increase in air traffic over 20 years a big deal worthy of a conversation with Wilsonville community members at the table.
“big deal”
Forum answerWilsonville Spokesman · Oct 4, 2026

Housing1 sourced position

as reported by the Wilsonville Spokesman; not a direct quote
Agreed with Katie Dunwell that the market, not state or Metro housing mandates, should guide Town Center development choices.
Forum answerWilsonville Spokesman · Oct 4, 2026

Resident influence on development1 sourced position

Says residents should have more influence on how the city develops than outside entities, and that she endorsed Measure 3-632.
“Residents should have more influence on how our city develops than outside entities, which is why I endorsed Measure 3-632.”
Own statementClackamas County Voters' Pamphlet, Nov 3, 2026 (Wilsonville Councilor statements, pp. C-56 to C-57) · Oct 5, 2026

City vision1 sourced position

Said Wilsonville needs to decide who it wants to be as a city.
“I think we need to decide who we want to be as a city”
Forum answerWilsonville Spokesman · Oct 4, 2026

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