ABOUT MARK KRATMAN

Mark Kratman currently serves as the Vice Chair of the Tewksbury Select Board, President of the Tewksbury / Wilmington Chamber of Commerce, Vice President of the Tewksbury Patriotic Committee that runs and organizes the Memorial Day Parade & 4th of July Celebration and Veteran’s Day Events, President of the Tewksbury 9/11 Committee, Executive Vice of SEIU National Association of Government Employee’s, The Lowell Regional Transit Authority (LRTA) Board of Directors, Friends of the Elderly Board, Proud member of the Tewksbury/ Wilmington Elks, The Knights of Columbus and The Tewksbury Lions Club.

Mark also had the pleasure of serving as Chair of the Tewksbury Economic Development Committee, Tewksbury Zoning Bylaw Committee, the Tewksbury Beautification Committee, Tewksbury Council on Aging Board of Directors and on a non-profit community development Board of Directors in the City of Boston that helps seniors stay in the neighborhoods in which they lived and raised their families.

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Square kilometers of forest

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Different walking trails

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Maintained Campsites

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PUTTING TEWKSBURY RESIDENTS FIRST.

Mark Kratman is a dedicated advocate for Tewksbury, committed to responsible growth, infrastructure improvements, and preserving the town’s character. With over 20 years of service in leadership and volunteer roles, he works tirelessly to ensure that development benefits the community rather than outside interests. He supports well-planned housing growth where developers contribute to infrastructure but strongly opposes the MBTA Communities Zoning Mandate, which he believes would strain the town’s already outdated roads and services without sufficient state funding. His leadership prioritizes smart policies that protect Tewksbury residents, ensuring that local voices—not state mandates—shape the town’s future.



In addition to his focus on development and infrastructure, Kratman is deeply involved in civic engagement and community service. He organizes major town events, serves as President of the Chamber of Commerce, and participates in local organizations like the Elks, Lions Club, and Knights of Columbus. His vision for Tewksbury includes continued economic growth while maintaining the town’s identity and values. He believes in strong leadership that stands up to developers and state pressures, always putting the needs of residents first. Kratman is asking for voter support to continue fighting for a thriving, well-planned, and community-focused Tewksbury.