Search ErieReader.com
DonateBest of Erie40 Under 40TicketsAdvertiseDistributionIssuesAboutContactEventsNewsletter
Close
Donate!
Best of Erie 2025
40 Under 40
The Reader Beat
Tickets
Newsletter Signup
Erie Reader Business Quarterly
City Guide
Events
Opinion
Features
Issues Archive
Events Calendar
Advertise
More
Arts & Culture
Business
Columns
Community
Environment
Film
From the Editors
Gem City Style
Local, Original Comics
Music Reviews
News & Politics
Recipes
Sports
Theater
Distribution Locations
About Us
Contact Us
Issue Archives
Internship Opportunities
Write for Us
Share:
News and Politics

Clear Announces Millcreek Township Supervisor Candidacy

Will face Democratic incumbent John Morgan in May's primaries

by Matt Swanseger
View ProfileFacebookRSS Feed
February 22, 2021 at 1:18 PM
Facebook @voteforkimclear

Erie County Councilwoman Kim Clear has announced her intention to run as a Democratic candidate for Millcreek Township Supervisor in 2021, citing her experience as both an educator and on council as qualifications for the job. Her platform will focus on infrastructure upgrades, encouraging entrepreneurial development and small business growth, and welcoming advanced manufacturing while also maintaining the township's natural resources and green spaces. 

"Millcreek has a strong community base with beautiful neighborhoods, a respected and effective school system, diverse successful businesses, and wonderful natural resources.  We must create a forum for more diverse collaboration of our constituencies to create a clear vision that will allow the community to continue to grow for the benefit of all residents and business owners," Clear said in a statement. 

She will go against incumbent John Morgan in May's primary election.

Candidate snapshot

Personal

  • Lifelong Erie County resident
  • Graduate of Mercyhurst Prep and Mercyhurst University
  • Married (husband Tom) with two daughters
  • Charitable contributor to Make-A-Wish Foundation, The Leukemia-Lymphoma Society, The Caring Place, The Humane Society of Erie, The Ronald McDonald House of Pittsburgh, and the Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh

Professional

  • Teacher in Millcreek Township School District
  • Golden Apple Award Winner, 2013-14 school year
  • Member of Millcreek Education Association (union representative and liaison)
  • Previous experience in marketing, sales, management, and small business operations

Governmental

  • Currently represents Millcreek Township (District 1) on Erie County Council
  • Council vice-chair
  • Finance Committee chair
  • Co-chair of the COVID Impact and Economic Revitalization Committee
  • Vice-chair of the Elections Board
  • Vice-chair of the Pleasant Ridge Manor Board of Trustees and the Erie County Retirement Board
  • Liaison to the Airport Authority and Millcreek Township

 

Featured Events

Today Tomorrow This Weekend

Live Music at the Flagship City Food Hall

Music
Aug. 19th, 6 PM

Chironex wsg Cerebral Desecration

Music
Aug. 19th, 6 PM

It's Not In Your Head: Understanding The Midlife Hormonal Shift

Community & Causes
Aug. 19th, 7 PM to 8:30 PM

Swan Lake On The Lake: Mini Ballet Series By Lake Erie Ballet Company

Dance
Aug. 20th, 5 PM to 8 PM

Wandering Words At The Baseball Game

Literary Arts
Aug. 20th, 6 PM to 9 PM

Submit Your Event   View Calendar

August 2026: Erie Gives
Erie Reader: Vol. 16, No. 8
View Past Issues
In This Issue
Erie Reader Best of Erie City Guide 2023-2026

Popular This Week

COVID-19 Cases Rise Slightly In Erie County, Across Country

xRepresentx, Vice, Counterfeit, Cop Torture at BT

Ludacris Shows Behrend Some Southern Hospitality

Best of Erie 2014 Finalists

Hangin' Out at the South Pier

Related Articles

The Reader Beat Recap: July 2026

by Alana Sabol7/9/2026, 8:00 AM
A summary of June meetings

Restoring TRUST in the Erie Economy

by Chloe Forbes6/5/2026, 10:00 AM
Officials, investors break ground on $65 million historic hotel transformation

Flock Continues to Fly Over Millcreek Township

by Alana Sabol5/11/2026, 1:00 PM
Calls for transparency, contract amendments concern citizens throughout Erie County

What the FLOCK, Millcreek?

by Alana Sabol4/20/2026, 8:00 AM
License plate readers appear in township, raise questions and anxieties

A New Chapter for Erie

by Chloe Forbes12/22/2025, 11:00 AM
A wave of women leaders signals a transformational shift across city and county government

Hundreds of Constituents Gather for October No Kings Protest

by Alana Sabol11/10/2025, 11:00 AM
Local reactions to federal actions
Member of Reporters Shield
© 2026 Great Lakes Online Media
PO Box 10963  //  Erie, PA 16514
Editorial Standards Terms of Use Privacy Policy