Clark in the news

When communities are threatened, values are attacked, and people are hurt, emotions rightfully run high. In times like this, local leaders must balance two values that can conflict: caring deeply about what is happening in our community and maintaining a tone in public forums that keeps dialogue productive rather than combative.  As a member of the Plymouth City Council, I’ve felt this tension acutely in recent weeks as immigration concerns have sparked strong feelings and ur

Over the past week, I’ve heard from many Plymouth residents who are feeling anxious, frustrated, and unsure about what comes next. The regional immigration enforcement activity has shaken people, and it’s important that we talk about it honestly and in a way that reflects who we are as a community. One thing I’ve been reminded of is that complexity isn’t something to avoid. We can recognize that our immigration system needs thoughtful reform, and at the same time acknowledge

Plymouth stands for respect, dialogue, and democracy.

As an elected member of the Plymouth City Council, I proudly join fellow leaders across the country in supporting the Oklahoma City Declaration —a powerful reaffirmation of our shared commitment to democracy, civility, and the rejection of political violence. The American experiment has endured for nearly 250 years because it invites pluralism, demands compromise, and relies on persuasion—not force—to shape our future. These principles aren’t abstract ideals; they’re the dail

I spent a few hours delivering meals with Community Emergency Assistance Programs (CEAP).

In observation of the end of Ramadan, we gathered to celebrate Eid al-Fitr with the Dawoodi Bohra Muslim community.

I attended the League of Minnesota Cities Conference in Duluth last week with several other council members, the mayor and city staff....

I volunteered at Plymouth's Drop-off Day again this year. The annual event provides an opportunity for residents to declutter and get rid...

One thing I've come to realize in the first few months on the city council is that there are so many issues and topics of concern for the...

The January 19 edition of the Sun Sailor features an article on the "Plymouth City Council, as four council members were sworn into...

I solemnly swear that I will support the Constitution of the United States and the State of Minnesota, and that I will faithfully...

The Sun Sailors' "2022 Year in Review" edition, published on January 5, noted the transitions on the Plymouth (and Wayzata) city council....

When I decided to run for city council, I didn’t know what to expect. Interacting with and meeting so many residents, I learned about...

Happy Election Day! I wanted to share some final thoughts as the campaign wraps up: Three reasons I’m the right choice for this role....

I have been on several different city committees and commissions over the last 5 years, in At-Large roles. That has given me the...

In 2016, I attended a Plymouth Environmental Quality Committee (EQC) meeting for the first time. I wanted to advocate for organics...

The Sun Sailor voter's guide, published in the October 6 print edition, has the following details about my campaign: Clark Gregor...

I joined many of the other candidates running for City Council on Thursday, September 15 for the League of Women Voters Candidate Forum....

The Plymouth News newsletter from the city noted the candidates who have filed to run for office in its September/October issue delivered...

Sun Sailor, June 16, 2022 Clark Gregor announces run for Plymouth City Council Planning commission member to seek at-large seat Plymouth,...