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Over the last couple weeks, I have continued to dig into the Wolfe Park project so residents can get a better understanding of the scope and cost of this project. I want to thank Kate Waldo , Project Manager with the Parks and Recreation Department, for her timely and detailed responses. Her professionalism helped clarify what is documented and what is still missing. 🤝 Community meetings and what was promised Nov 4, 2024 — First community meeting (Master Plan): TF Moran pre

In my last blog post, Building Smart, Not Just Big: Manchester’s Proposed $kate Park , I wrote about concerns over the skate park’s funding and its absorbent cost of about $5.5 million  after bonding fees and interest. After looking deeper into the broader Wolfe Park project, more questions emerged about transparency, priorities, and cost. I reached out to the Parks and Recreation Department to better understand the project’s full scope and potential price tag. First, I want

A Promising Idea, But the Details Matter At the October 21 Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BOMA)  meeting, the proposed Wolfe Park skate park  was on the agenda as part of the broader city park upgrades item. Like many residents, I am excited about the idea of a high-quality skate park that gives Manchester’s youth a safe, dedicated space and adds new energy to our parks system. When I was younger, I spent countless hours skateboarding and still have my old Frankie Hill “Bulldog

Last night, I spoke during the public comments portion of the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting to share an idea that has come up again and again while talking with residents across Ward 9 . People care deeply about how the city addresses homelessness, but many have told me they want to see more accountability built into those efforts. The message is clear: when individuals are receiving assistance and are able to work , they should have opportunities to contribu

While out on the campaign trail in Ward 9  and listening to residents, one topic that has frequently come up is the upcoming change to...

🗳️ One of the most important responsibilities of an Alderman is making sure residents can clearly see how decisions are being made on...

In July 2025, Governor Ayotte signed HB 577 into law, expanding the definition of Accessory Dwelling Units and allowing detached units...

📍 While out campaigning today, I stopped in at the FW Webb Store in Ward 9 and spoke with Store Manager Johnny Smith  and Operations...

September 3, 2025   🛑 Median Safety Ordinance Referred to Committee Last night at the Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting, I had the...

In recent weeks, I’ve heard from many Ward 9 residents who have concerns about individuals standing in traffic medians , particularly...

As previously reported, I spoke at last weeks Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting, discussing Mayor Jay Ruais’s 19-month plan...

On August 6, 2025, I spoke before the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen to support Mayor Jay Ruais’s 19-month plan to phase out the...

The City of Manchester is considering whether to continue funding the homeless shelter at 39 Beech Street for another year. While the...

Back in the late 1990s, I proudly served as a member of the City of Haverhill’s Auxiliary Police Department in Massachusetts after...

A couple weeks ago the New Hampshire Union Leader announced their 2025 Reader's Choice Award Winners. I'm proud to recognize those...

MANCHESTER, NH — Troy Micklon officially filed his declaration of candidacy for Ward 9 Alderman in Manchester.

Troy Micklon Announces Campaign for Ward 9 Alderman in Manchester MANCHESTER, NH — Lifelong Granite Stater and longtime city resident...