Hoyt leaving for job in Dublin
Local News, Marysville City Council, News
July 29, 2026

Hoyt leaving for job in Dublin

Had been finalist for city manager job

By Michael Williamson 

Marysville’s assistant city manager is leaving to take a position with the City of Dublin.

Jeremy Hoyt, who has served the city for nearly 20 years, announced he is leaving the city to take on the role of director of engineering in Dublin. He has been with the city since 2009 when he came on as ass...

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