A Personal Note and a Final Push Before the Primary

This week brings a mix of emotions for me and my family.

We’re heading to Minnesota tomorrow to say goodbye to my brother Scott. He’s the one on the left in this photo with my liberty-loving brothers. Our hearts are broken, but we're holding on tightly to the memories, the laughter, and the deep pride he always had in our family. Scott was one of my biggest cheerleaders. He believed in what I’m doing—putting myself out there to serve, to lead, and to try and make a difference.

Scott, Melissa, and Dano

While I won’t be in your neighborhood this week, I wanted to remind everyone that this is the final stretch before the Primary Election. We have just a few events left—three cottage meetings and the Farmers Market—and then ballots will be counted.

This election is one of the most important we’ve had in Eagle Mountain. We’re at a turning point, and the decisions we make now will shape our community for years to come. There are many good people running, but I truly believe that experience, vision, and heart matter—and that’s what I bring to the table.

It has been such an honor to meet with so many of you over the past two months. I’ve listened to your hopes, your concerns, and your ideas. Serving you on the City Council has already been one of the greatest honors of my life. I would be humbled to continue that service as your Mayor.

If you haven’t already, please take a few minutes to vote. Talk to your neighbors. Encourage your friends. Every ballot matters.

And if you still have questions or want to talk before Election Day—please reach out. I'm here.

Let’s finish strong, Eagle Mountain.

Vote Melissa Clark for Mayor.

Let’s build a hometown we can all be proud of.