The City of Delta has appointed Michelle Jansson as the new City Clerk following Robyn Anderson’s forthcoming retirement in November.
Jansson has served as Delta’s Deputy City Clerk since 2016 and will assume her new role on Nov. 19.
A Delta resident, Jansson has strong ties to the community as well as five years of experience in a deputy role in the Clerk’s Office where she has performed all duties of the City Clerk during regular acting assignments, overseen council meetings, public hearings, and committee meetings, and served as Deputy Chief Election Officer in 2018.
“While we are sad to be losing the wealth of experience and positive character of Robyn Anderson, we are fortunate that Michelle Jansson was ready and willing to step into this crucial staff position for the city,” said City Manager Sean McGill. “Michelle has grown over her time at Delta to be an integral part of our organization and I know she will continue to enhance the Clerk’s Office’s reputation for stability and efficiency. I am proud to have Michelle join our senior leadership team serving the community, Mayor Harvie, and council.”
Prior to joining Delta, Jansson held senior roles in Richmond, Gibsons, and Squamish. Her experience from other municipalities combined with her deep knowledge of the community and the organization provide an excellent background for success as Delta’s City Clerk.
“On behalf of council I want to congratulate Ms. Jansson on her appointment as City Clerk. We have been fortunate to be served so well for many years by Robyn Anderson and we wish her well in retirement,” said Harvie. “Over the last five years, Ms. Jansson has proven herself as ready to be the City Clerk and we are very pleased to be able to promote from within for this key role in the organization. We are looking forward to continuing our work with Ms. Jansson to ensure our administrative areas remain functioning at the highest level.”
