Kevin Sullivan for Rochester City Council Ward 6

Kevin Sullivan for Rochester City Council Ward 6 Candidate for Rochester City Council, Ward 6 Seat B

07/14/2026

❤️ Thank You, Rochester!

Thank you to everyone who joined City Councilor Kevin Sullivan and me for another episode of Community Conversations.

We spent the evening discussing how local government works, answering questions, and having thoughtful conversations about issues that matter to our community.

One of my favorite parts of the evening was seeing so many people participate. Your questions, comments, and respectful dialogue are what make these conversations meaningful.

Thank you to Kevin for being such a great partner in this series and for helping make local government more approachable and understandable.

If you weren’t able to join us live, the replay is available on this page. I’d love to hear your thoughts after you’ve had a chance to watch.

What topic would you like us to explore in a future Community Conversations? ❤️

07/14/2026

This was a great event that Member Battis Orchestrated for Ward 6, and all city residents interested in the local government process, I was really glad I could be a part of it with her. Hopefully more to come. ..

07/10/2026

We weren’t finished.

Last night’s live was cut short by a technical glitch, so we’re picking up right where we left off!

📅 Monday, July 13
🕖 7:00 PM
📍 Live on Facebook

Join Ward 6 City Councilor Kevin Sullivan and Ward 6 School Board Member Samantha Battis as we continue our conversation about Understanding Your Local Government.

💬 Bring your questions.
🎤 We’ll bring the conversation.

Hopefully technology behaves this time! 🤞

Thank you to everyone who came last night! Your attendance means so much!

07/04/2026

🏛️ Community Conversations

Episode 1: Understanding Your Local Government

Have you ever wondered who to contact with a concern? Or what’s the difference between the City Council and the School Board?

Join Ward 6 City Councilor Kevin Sullivan and Ward 6 School Board Member Samantha Battis for a live conversation about how local government works, who does what, and how residents can have their voices heard.

📅 Wednesday, July 8
🕖 7:00 PM
📍 Live on Facebook

Bring your questions! We’ll answer them live and help make local government a little less confusing, and a lot more accessible.

💬 Have a question you’d like us to answer? Leave it in the comments below!

We hope you’ll join us for the conversation!

Little delayed, but it was great to see the tree lighting last Friday, Mayor Callaghan's reading of 'Twas the Night Befo...
12/12/2025

Little delayed, but it was great to see the tree lighting last Friday, Mayor Callaghan's reading of 'Twas the Night Before Christmas, the candy cane dance performance, and participate in the Rochester Main Street's Festival of trees. Can't believe we were lucky enough to win one and even better, from a Ward 6 Business, thank you Revolution Taproom & Grill!!

I want to thank everybody in Ward 6 that came out to vote.  It was a cold windy day at the polls, but I saw so many fami...
11/05/2025

I want to thank everybody in Ward 6 that came out to vote. It was a cold windy day at the polls, but I saw so many familiar faces. I really appreciate the time those took to answer their doors and talk with me when I went door knocking around the Ward on the weekends.

It was an extremely close race and I want to commend Amy Malone for that hard fight. I think there are more things Amy and I agree on then we disagree on and I hope we can have an open communication between us to achieve shared goals that Ward 6 voters want. I look forward to working with Mayor Grassie and the 11 other councilors to spend the next 2 years making Rochester better for all residents with every vote we take representing you.

Thank you!

I really look forward to working with whoever Rochester picks for their new Mayor if I can have your support for re-elec...
11/02/2025

I really look forward to working with whoever Rochester picks for their new Mayor if I can have your support for re-election. Municipal elections are non-partisan. I have been on the Council for the last 2 years, I've never looked into which party any other councilor registers with nor do i care. We are 12 Rochester residents working to improve Rochester together, no time or space for party division just one affiliation Rochester, that's how local government should be. Vote November 4th!

The Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce they will present a Candidate Forum to give the public an opportunity to meet and hear directly from individuals running for Rochester Mayor and Rochester City Council. The event will take place on Wednesday, October 22, 2025, beginnin...

Attention all 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th grade boys, we are looking for all interested to sign up for tryouts for the boys trave...
11/01/2025

Attention all 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th grade boys, we are looking for all interested to sign up for tryouts for the boys travel teams! We encourage all to also sign up for Rec Basketball League, sign-ups for Rec league started today. I coach the 5th/6th grade boys travel team, message or email me if you any have questions.

10/30/2025

The Chamber was pleased to hold a ribbon cutting ceremony today in collaboration with Rochester NH Recreation & Arena for the grand opening of Nancy Loud Park, a revitalized community green space on the site of the former Nancy Loud School.

The park commemorates the Nancy Loud School, named after the school's first principal, Nancy Loud, who served from 1980-2008. Loud, who is currently retired and residing in Rochester, attended the ceremony and performed the ceremonial cutting of the ribbon.

The ribbon-cutting ceremony featured remarks from Caitlyn Turgeon of the Rochester Chamber of Commerce, Mayor Paul Callaghan, Nancy Loud, and Recreation Director Lauren Krans. The Rochester Public Library also coordinated a StoryWalk® around the park, allowing patrons to enjoy a fun book while exploring the new space.

Community members can learn more about Nancy Loud Park and other recreation facilities in Rochester by visiting rec.rochesternh.gov.

Pictured: Nancy Loud cutting the ribbon, joined by Rochester Recreation & Arena staff, city officials, Chamber representatives, community members, Mayor Paul Callaghan, and Senator James Gray.

I don't know all the details yet,  but this is great news if the city and RAMA have been able to end the disagreement.
10/29/2025

I don't know all the details yet, but this is great news if the city and RAMA have been able to end the disagreement.

The City of Rochester is announcing a mutual settlement with the Rochester Agricultural and Mechanical Association (RAMA) regarding a land-use dispute originating from a 2023 zoning enforcement action. The agreement resolves a lawsuit filed by RAMA and clarifies which ancillary special event activit...

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