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| Party | Republican |
| Website | https://www.facebook.com/VoteJimClark/ |
| Born | May 1961 |
| Education | Conroe (HS) - U of H (Some) |
| Occupation | MoCo Pct. 4 Commissioner |
| Religion | Christian |
| Marital | Married |
| Children | 1 |
Jim Clark
Montgomery County Commissioner Pct. 4
Commissioner Jim Clark is dedicated to his family and community service. Commissioner Clark is a life-long resident of Montgomery County and specifically Precinct 4. He was raised in the Grangerland community by his Grandparents while working in the oilfield and with his family’s cattle operation. He currently still lives in the home of his grandparents with his wife, Kelly & their dogs, Mollie & Buddy. Commissioner Clark has one daughter, Taylor, and three beautiful & rambunctious Grandchildren. He has enjoyed hunting and fishing his entire life and is a staunch supporter of the NRA & the 2nd Amendment. The Commissioner strongly believes both his roots and his future are firmly tied to Montgomery County.
Commissioner Clark has a strong dedication to community service that is reflected in the projects he has led and participated in. He has and continues to support the Senior Citizens & Youth Organizations that work tirelessly to improve the quality of life for our residents. He believes in & supports our law enforcement & first responders so that they can protect and serve to the best of their abilities to ensure we all have a safe community to live in.
With Montgomery County being the 13th fastest growing county in the US and 11th largest in population in the State of Texas a focus on exploding growth is paramount when it comes to planning and infrastructure. Precinct 4 currently has 900+ miles of road and mobility is on the forefront of Commissioner Jim Clark’s vision and is his number one priority. Commissioner Clark firmly believes that his precinct is the fastest growing & has the most growth potential, currently and well into the future. Precinct 4, Montgomery County includes the southern and eastern portions of the county and borders San Jacinto, Liberty, and Harris Counties; it has 8 incorporated cities within its boundaries which include Woodloch, Cut and Shoot, Splendora, Wood Branch Village, and Roman Forest, with portions of Shenandoah, Conroe, and City of Houston. Commissioner Clark has a dedicated team of men & women that keep the precinct moving forward with a positive vision that he has instilled in his operation. He considers them to be his second family and makes sure that they know how valuable their service is.
With Commissioner Jim Clark’s dedication to his Community and his Positive Attitude; the future is bright for Montgomery County and especially Precinct 4.
MCTP PAC Rating of: 69 Source 
Submitted by john wertz on 2018-03-15 03:04:48
Pros
- Experienced as a commissioner
- Now wants a county-wide & Pct. 4 mobility plan
- Wants to freeze (rather than reduce) current salaries
- Have commissioners workshops open to public
- Get oversite and managent back into commissioners hands not just Judge Doyal's
- Knowledgeable on Pct 4 needs
- currently working with HGAC on projects for Pct.4.
- Claimed in last court that he voted "No" on 242 Flyover Toll road but Com. Noack set the record straigt reminding Co. Clark he'd voted for it when he first came into office.
- Wants removal of tolls on Hwy 242
Cons
- Endicted in TOMA trial, before turning states-evidence
- Difficulties early on, including the county animal shelter.
- Still working to resolve tax-lien issues
- Though responsive, was somewhat slow to react initially to flooded area in his precinct.
- Has let drainage problems on River Oaks Dr. and Allendale... More
Campaign Finance Reports Source
Submitted by kenneth vaughn on 2018-03-03 05:43:09
2017 2018
Jan - Jun Jul - Dec 30 Day Report 8 Day Report
Video Interview Source
Submitted by john wertz on 2018-02-17 11:23:43
