Elect Incumbent
Wendy Bottomley
Keep Plymouth Moving Forward
Plymouth City Council
Elect Incumbent
Keep Plymouth Moving Forward
Plymouth City Council
Vote Tuesday, November 3
You get two votes. Make Wendy one of them.
“I’m not a politician. I’m a Plymouth resident who cares deeply about this community and wants to do my part to make it better.”— Wendy Bottomley
Meet Wendy
Wendy grew up in Los Gatos, where she raised her family. She spent her career in corporate finance, including years as a financial controller, and today works from her home in Plymouth as a project manager for a nationwide water works supplier.
Wendy was appointed to the Plymouth City Council in August 2025. She believes the council works best as a team. No one member makes decisions alone or takes credit for the good work that happens in our city.
She also serves as a Commissioner on the Amador County Transportation Commission. Her background in corporate finance gives her the experience to read a budget, plan for the long term and manage public money carefully.
The Record
Part of a council that put Plymouth on firmer financial footing.
Helped move long-needed repairs closer to reality through the County Transportation Commission, after years of talk.
Supported improvements to roads and city services that keep Plymouth moving.
Priorities
Treat every tax dollar with respect, with sound financial management.
Clear communication so residents know their local government is listening.
Steady investment in infrastructure while keeping the city financially stable.
Welcome new opportunities while protecting the safety, quality of life and small-town feel that make Plymouth special.
Keep residents informed and involved, and work with fellow council members and city staff on practical solutions.
Why I’m Running
“I joined the council because I wanted to bring positive, helpful and common-sense decision making to local government.
The issues most important to Plymouth are the same issues I hear about from residents: transparent government, responsible spending of taxpayer dollars, and making decisions that benefit the community as a whole. As we continue to grow, we need to balance new opportunities with preserving the character, safety and quality of life that residents value.
Most importantly, I will continue working with fellow council members, city staff and residents to find practical solutions that benefit Plymouth.
I’d be honored to keep serving you.”
— Wendy
Get in Touch
Send a note below and Wendy will get back to you by email.
Or email her directly: wendy@wendyforplymouth.com
Election Day
Plymouth voters choose two City Council members this year.
Pick two. Make Wendy one of them.
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