Wendy J. BottomleyIncumbent
Candidate for City Council (At-Large), Plymouth · Appointed Incumbent
Wendy Bottomley works as a project manager for Core & Main. She handles pipe fittings for water lines. She served six years on the Amador City Council. She later joined the Plymouth City Council. In May 2026, she voted to switch the city's trash hauler to save residents money.
Positions in brief
Bottomley has pushed to keep city costs down for residents. In 2025 she backed a switch in the trash hauling contract to keep rates lower.
In May 2025, Bottomley voted to move trash pickup from one company to another. She said the new deal would keep monthly costs lower for residents. The move made Plymouth the first city in Amador County to switch trash haulers that year.
On the issues
- Taxes & Cost of Living
Backed a switch in the city's trash hauler to keep monthly rates lower for residents.
“It is attractive for the citizens to keep their costs lower. It's a tough market and a competitive world out there, and I like the rates.”
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