Overview

Adrian O. Mapp is the mayor of Plainfield, New Jersey. He was first elected to the position in 2013 and has been reelected in subsequent municipal elections. As mayor, he oversees the administration of city government, municipal budgeting, economic development initiatives, and coordination of city services in Plainfield.

Before becoming mayor, Mapp served on the Plainfield City Council representing the Fourth Ward. His work in municipal government has focused on local redevelopment, fiscal management, and community programs within the city. He has also been involved in initiatives related to neighborhood revitalization and economic investment in Plainfield.

Outside of elected office, Mapp has worked in the financial services sector and held positions related to accounting and financial management. His professional experience has included work in financial oversight and public administration prior to his tenure as mayor.

Political Career

Mayor, Plainfield (2014-present)

Councilman, Fourth Ward, Plainfield City Council (2009-2013)

Candidate, Mayor of Plainfield (2013) — elected in municipal election

Candidate, Mayor of Plainfield (2017) — reelected

Candidate, Mayor of Plainfield (2021) — reelected

Key Policy Areas

Urban redevelopment and economic development

Municipal fiscal management

Housing and neighborhood revitalization

Public safety and community programs

Infrastructure and municipal services

Notable Actions / Initiatives

Elected mayor of Plainfield in 2013 and subsequently reelected in later municipal elections.

Advanced redevelopment initiatives and investment projects in downtown Plainfield.

Implemented municipal financial management initiatives focused on budgeting and fiscal oversight.

Oversaw city government operations and public service programs as mayor.

Education

Rutgers University, B.A.

Personal

Birth date: Not publicly available

Residence: Plainfield, Union County, New Jersey