Jill Miller lives in Roseville with her two children, Emily (19) and Elijah (13), and her two rescue dogs, Seymour and Ellie. Raised in South Lake Tahoe, she is an outdoor enthusiast who enjoys hiking, paddleboarding, horseback riding, yoga, great food, and live music.
Jill serves as Program Director for the California Foundation for Agriculture in the Classroom, leading efforts to bring agricultural literacy into classrooms across California through engaging educational resources, strategic partnerships, and hands-on programming. She enjoys connecting with like-minded professionals, looking to collaborate on education initiatives, support ag literacy, or share ideas around community engagement.
“Being raised in the Sierra Nevada mountains and working in agriculture has shaped my deep commitment to preserving our natural resources. Serving as a Community Council member allows me to help ensure future generations can continue to enjoy the outdoors and the abundance of Placer County.”
