Meet Mark Cobb: Candidate for Windham Town Council At-Large

Mark Cobb is a lifelong Windham resident, local small-business owner, and Republican candidate for Windham Town Council At-Large in the November 3, 2026 municipal election.

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For decades, Mark has built his career and his life in Windham. As the owner of Cobb’s Collision Center at 7 Heathwood Drive, he has operated a local business serving area families and motorists for many years. His experience as a small-business owner has given him a firsthand understanding of the challenges facing local businesses, property owners, working families, and the community as Windham continues to grow.

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Cobb’s Collision Center has been part of Windham’s business community since the 1980s, with Mark Cobb serving as its owner and president. His professional experience includes collision repair, towing, vehicle inspections, and related automotive services. His business experience has also brought him directly into conversations about Windham’s economic development and the future of North Windham.

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Alongside the collision shop, Mark built a second local business as an Independent Consultant with Arbonne

International, a wellness, nutrition, and skincare company. He has said he started the Arbonne business more

than a decade ago while still running Cobb’s Collision, and later focused on that work after closing the

automotive shop. In that role he has served customers and built a consultant network from Maine, advancing to

Executive Regional Vice President. His Arbonne page is here: 

https://www.facebook.com/share/1PxAfHksF9/?mibextid=wwXIfr

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Mark has also demonstrated a commitment to the community beyond his businesses. In 2006, he served as Vice President and webmaster of Windham Little League, helping coordinate league activities and game scheduling at Lowell Athletic Fields. He served on the North Windham 21st Century Downtown Master Plan Advisory Committee, contributing to discussions about the future development and character of the community.

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That combination of business experience and community involvement gives Mark a practical perspective on Windham—one grounded in years of working with residents, businesses, families, and local organizations.

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A Practical Voice for Windham

Mark is running for Town Council At-Large because he believes Windham needs local leaders who understand the realities facing the people who live and work here.

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As Windham grows, decisions made at Town Hall will have lasting consequences for property taxes, local businesses, development, infrastructure, public services, and the character of the community.

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Mark brings decades of experience as a Windham business owner and resident to that conversation. He believes local government should remain focused on serving residents, protecting the community’s long-term interests, encouraging a healthy local economy, and making responsible decisions about Windham’s future.

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Mark Cobb is ready to bring his experience, community connections, and common-sense approach to Windham Town Council.

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Mark Cobb

Candidate for Windham Town Council – At-Large

Republican  ·  Windham, Maine  ·  November 3, 2026

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Sources

Public sources used to prepare this roster. Direct website addresses are listed below.

Mark Cobb

1.  Cobb’s Collision Center — 7 Heathwood Drive, Windham, ME 04062 (Birdeye listing)  https://reviews.birdeye.com/cobbs-collision-center-156052806546280

2.  Cobb’s Collision Center — MapQuest listing, 7 Heathwood Dr, Windham, ME  https://www.mapquest.com/us/maine/cobbs-collision-center-303380382

3.  Cobb’s Collision Center — Yelp listing, Windham, ME  

https://www.yelp.com/biz/cobbs-collision-center-windham

4.  Mark Cobb Arbonne Independent Consultant Executive Area Manager — Facebook page (link provided for this roster)  https://www.facebook.com/share/1PxAfHksF9/?mibextid=wwXIfr

5.  Mark Cobb public Facebook profile (Windham resident; Cobb’s Inc.; business listings)  https://www.facebook.com/CobbsInc

6.  Town of Windham — North Windham 21st Century Downtown Plan  https://www.windhammaine.us/220/21st-Century-Downtown-Plan

7.  University of Maine Digital Commons — 21st Century Downtown Master Plan, North Windham (adopted January 22, 2013)  https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/towndocs/2667/

8.  Windham Little League — Official site  https://www.windhamll.com/