Megan Wiles Elected As New Noblesville Common Council President

Megan Wiles Elected As New Noblesville Common Council President
January 6, 2017
Noblesville Economic Development

Megan Wiles will replace Greg O’Connor as the new president of the Noblesville Common Council following a vote during a reorganization meeting held earlier this week. Chris Jensen was elected as vice president.

“I am excited for Megan and look forward to working with her and the entire common council this year. Noblesville experienced a great 2016 but we know the momentum will continue and things are only going to get better in 2017.”

Noblesville Mayor John Ditslear

Wiles began her first term on the Noblesville Common Council in January 2016. A graduate of Noblesville High School, Wiles earned a Bachelor of Science from Ball State University. She works as executive director of the Riverview Health Foundation and previously served as president of Legacy Fund the Community Foundation for Hamilton County for more than eight years.

“I am looking forward to continuing the efforts the mayor, council and staff have initiated this past year.  We have several major projects that were introduced in 2016 and the council is looking forward to seeing significant progress made with each of them as they will continue to benefit our community”

Megan Wiles

Wiles is the representative from District 6, which includes a large portion of the east side of Noblesville – Stony Ridge, Sagamore, Chapel Woods, Stony Creek Highlands, Deer Path, and the business areas of Stony Creek Marketplace and Hamilton Town Center. During her first year on the council, Wiles served on the finance, parks, and economic development committees and served on the Noblesville Plan Commission.

Also discussed at the reorganization meeting were the 2017 Noblesville Common Council committee assignments which include:

Building/Land Acquisition (as needed) – Brian Ayer (Chair), Mark Boice, Wil Hampton, and Roy Johnson.

Downtown District – Megan Wiles (Chair), Brian Ayer, Mary Sue Rowland, and Rick Taylor.

Economic Development – Wil Hampton (Chair), Chris Jensen, Greg O’Connor, and Megan Wiles.

Finance – Greg O’Connor (Chair), Chris Jensen, Roy Johnson, and Megan Wiles.

Parking Task Force (as needed) – Roy Johnson (Chair), Brian Ayer, Mary Sue Rowland, and Rick Taylor.

Parks – Mary Sue Rowland (Chair), Chris Jensen, Greg O’Connor, and Megan Wiles.

Public Safety – Rick Taylor (Chair), Mark Boice, Wil Hampton, and Mary Sue Rowland.

Road/Traffic/Engineering – Chris Jensen (Chair), Brian Ayer, Mark Boice, and Wil Hampton.

Wastewater – Mark Boice (Chair), Roy Johnson, Greg O’Connor, and Rick Taylor.

Nominating – Megan Wiles (Chair), Greg O’Connor, and Rick Taylor.

Special appointments of the council are:

  • Noblesville Plan Commission – Wil Hampton
  • Architectural Review Board – Wil Hampton and Brian Ayer
  • Community Vision – Megan Wiles
  • Tree Board – Mary Sue Rowland and Rick Taylor
  • Noblesville Arts Council – Mary Sue Rowland

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