Clark in the news

I’m often asked why Plymouth should elect a new mayor when it’s already such a great place to live. It’s a fair question, and the answer is simple: we do have a great city, but it takes work to keep it that way. Plymouth is entering a new era, and we need a leader who looks ahead and anticipates the challenges coming our way, not one who will just stay the course. On the council, I’ve taken the lead on the issues that will shape our future: helping pause new data centers, fig

Some nearby cities have built citywide water softening, and it’s a fair question whether Plymouth should too.

Plymouth's forestry team can spot problems early, plan replacements, and keep our tree canopy healthy.