Nick Moroz for City Commission

Courageous Experienced Leadership

I’m Nick Moroz. Since 2017, I’ve been honored to serve Plymouth as City Commissioner, Mayor Pro Tem, and Mayor. Now, I’m running for re-election to the City Commission because Plymouth is on the verge of exciting opportunities—and I’m committed to working harder than anyone to help our city reach its full potential.

My wife, Leigh, and I have been homeowners in Plymouth since 2013 and are proud to raise our two kiddos, Zoe and Beau, here. I work at the University of Michigan in the Center for Entrepreneurship helping students, faculty, and startups tackle some of our most important technological challenges. I’ve been a serial founder of manufacturing businesses in the state based on my inventions and tradecraft. That experience showed me how important effective government can be, how much it can help us achieve.

There are a series of challenges in front of Plymouth, but I see them as opportunities. Over my years of service I’ve learned how powerful the community can be when we come together, which is why I will always listen first, but will never fail to act.

Over the past 7+ years, I’ve had a hand in some of the most impressive and critical improvements to our city, and here are some that I’m most proud of:

2017 – Adopted Tree Ordinance
2017 – Worked with DTE to secure more than $6M of infrastructure investment after major fire on Farmer St. Service has greatly improved.
2018 – New City-Wide Master Plan adopted in September that highlights walkability, parks and recreation, and improvements to our streets.
2018 – Community Wide Recreation Master Plan.
2019 – Led passage of $12M road bond millage package to fund much needed street improvements, bike lanes, and pedestrian crossings.
2020 – Rooftop Seating Ordinance adopted.
2020 – DDA Master Plan
2020 – Upgraded City Web Site and converted to new PlymouthMI.gov link.
2020 – Pivoted Memorial Day Parade, 4th of July, and Santa Celebration in City due to COVID.
2020 – Funded phase one repairs to the Massey Field Lights through a grant from Wayne County
2019 – Pulte begins development on 10 acres of old Bathey Site.
2020 – Approved PUD for Saxton’s site & sold a portion of the property.
2020 – Starkweather School Development began occupying apartments.
2020 – Converted parking spaces to additional outdoor restaurant seating.
2020 – Installed 15 minute carry out pick up parking spaces.
2020 – Install bike lanes on South Main Street
2020 – Street repairs on Dewey, Farmer, Junction, Theodore, Evergreen
2020 – Installed new Pedestrian leading push button signals Main & Ann Arbor Trail 2020 – Installed new rapid flashing pedestrian beacons at Main & Hartsough. 2020 – Installed new pedestrian HAWK Signal on Mill Street at Park
2020 – Installed new 4 Way Stop on Starkweather at Farmer