Friends and Neighbors,
It has been an honor to serve you in the Oregon House of Representatives over the past six years. We have accomplished so much together, including significant new investments in our schools, expanded access to healthcare, support for veterans, and progress on local economic development projects such as the Willamette Falls Locks.
But Oregon is facing unprecedented challenges. As your State Senator I will work to lower costs, reduce homelessness, make our streets safer, and create a brighter future for our kids. I’ll be a strong voice for our communities and fight every single day to make Clackamas County the best place in Oregon to live, work and raise a family.
I would be honored to earn your vote and your support. Please don’t hesitate to reach out to me with your thoughts, ideas and questions at mark@votemarkmeek.com.
All the best,
Mark
Representative Mark Meek is a small business owner who served in the United States Air Force, coached high school football, and has spent years as a dedicated volunteer in his community. In 2016, Mark was elected by the people of House District 40 – which includes Oregon City, Gladstone and unincorporated Clackamas County – to represent them in the Oregon House of Representatives. He was re-elected in 2018 and 2020.
As a legislator, Mark has been a champion for revitalizing Oregon City’s waterfront and the re-opening of the Willamette Falls Locks. In 2021, Mark successfully led passage of legislation establishing the Willamette Falls Locks Authority.
Mark’s struggles growing up shaped him – but they didn’t define him. Through the love and support of his teachers and community, Mark was able to become the first in his family to graduate high school before going on to serve in the military, earn a college degree and eventually start a successful small business.
Mark and his wife Cindy live in Gladstone and have been married for over 35 years. They have two grown sons and are proud grandparents to Owen and Maddy.
As a legislator, Mark has been a champion for revitalizing Oregon City’s waterfront and the re-opening of the Willamette Falls Locks. In 2021, Mark successfully led passage of legislation establishing the Willamette Falls Locks Authority.
Mark’s struggles growing up shaped him – but they didn’t define him. Through the love and support of his teachers and community, Mark was able to become the first in his family to graduate high school before going on to serve in the military, earn a college degree and eventually start a successful small business.
Mark and his wife Cindy live in Gladstone and have been married for over 35 years. They have two grown sons and are proud grandparents to Owen and Maddy.