Sarah Hilton grew up in a hardworking, blue-collar community near Detroit, where she learned the value of a "hustler" spirit and the importance of looking out for your neighbors. After earning her degree in film and marketing, she spent years managing national marketing tours before choosing to plant deep roots in Gallatin.
A lifelong learner who loves a good trivia night or a challenging puzzle, Sarah is the kind of person who collects volunteer roles because she simply can't say no to helping out. Whether she’s serving on the PTO, managing HOA business or hiking the trails at Bledsoe Creek with her husband and three kids, she is deeply woven into the fabric of this community.
Having worked as a substitute teacher and navigated the complexities of the school system for her own children, Sarah understands the daily realities families face. Her passion for Sumner County is personal; she wants a future where emergency services are fully funded and growth is managed with a steady, thoughtful hand.
Sarah brings a rare mix of grit and wit to the table, believing that local government works best when we stop the showboating and start treating one another like neighbors.
