As a mother of a child living with schizophrenia, Brittany is a fierce advocate for youth mental health. Her writing has been featured in Newsweek, Business Insider, The Seattle Times, PubliCola, and Seattle’s Child, and she’s currently writing a memoir about her family’s experience with childhood mental illness. She is also co-developing a mental health forum with The Seattle Times, scheduled for fall 2025.

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Brittany believes Bothell deserves leaders who listen. Her vision includes building a more livable, inclusive city for all—where families can thrive, mental health needs are met, and young adults have access to housing and opportunity. She supports the development of crisis care centers and diverse housing options, including middle housing, to ensure Bothell remains a place where everyone can belong.

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With a deep commitment to service and a passion for equity, Brittany Miles is ready to bring compassionate, community-centered leadership to the Bothell City Council.