Clark in the news

PUPS has broken ground on a much‑needed expansion of its Maple Grove animal rescue shelter. After touring the facility and seeing the care — and the space limitations — firsthand, the value of this long‑standing partnership is clear. I'm proud to support an organization that delivers humane, high‑quality service to our community.

Plymouth has made steady progress expanding and preserving affordable and workforce housing, from new mixed‑income developments to programs that keep existing homes attainable. The city is also focusing on future needs, including affordable homeownership, senior housing transitions, and bringing more NOAH units to market. The Council and HRA meet this week to continue this work.

Plymouth Deputy Mayor Clark Gregor discusses the success of the Discover Plymouth event, the goals of the possible local sales tax referendum and the city’s new History Center website.

Yesterday, I had the honor of presenting testimony to the Minnesota House Taxes Committee about an important proposal for the City of Plymouth. Our city is seeking approval to let voters decide on a half-cent local sales tax. This tax would fund three key recreation projects that will benefit tens of thousands of residents and visitors across the west metro and the broader Twin Cities region. Speaking about our proposal, alongised Representative Klevorn and City Manager Calli

Clark Gregor reflects on Plymouth’s progress — from public safety and parks to transit, environmental stewardship, and community stories — and looks toward the next chapter of what we can accomplish together.

Plymouth stands for respect, dialogue, and democracy.

I don't want to further burden our residents or our businesses, but we must recognize that taxes are what allow us to provide essential services.

Delisting Bass and Pomerleau lakes is the culmination of more than 20 years of work and collaboration in the city of Plymouth

This week I was able to tour the 75-acre Prudential site in Northeast Plymouth. Last year the land was sold to some developers who plan...

I was happy to attend this year's Discover Plymouth event at the Community Center dome. The Mayor delivered a "State of the City" address...

On a snowy April Fools' Day, I managed to shovel out from 9+ inches of freshly fallen, heavy spring snow, and head to city hall for a...

Often while talking to residents on the campaign trail, I heard a desire for more unique restaurants in town. Well, as the new year kicks...