Member Profile

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Bryan J. Hill was appointed as County Executive by the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors effective January 2, 2018.  He was the Chief Administrative Officer and Clerk to the Board for James City County since 2014; he previously spent seven years with Beaufort County, S.C. as deputy county administrator. As the Chief Administrative Officer of Fairfax County, Mr. Hill oversaw the creation and approval of the county’s recently-approved FY 2019 $4.29 billion general fund budget.  He manages the daily operations of an organization with over 12,000 employees who provide support and services to the 1.3 million residents of Fairfax County. Mr. Hill is leading the development of a strategic plan for the county. He is a Commissioner on the Commission of Fire Accreditation (CFAI), representing the ICMA County Managers. At James City County, Mr. Hill was responsible for oversight of staff, major infrastructure projects, economic development, transportation initiatives and the development and implementation of the county’s first strategic plan. He recently led the realignment of the county’s debt portfolio, which resulted in AAA ratings from each of the three major bond rating agencies.  He has a bachelor’s degree in public administration from Alfred University and a master’s degree in public administration from the University of Southern California.