Troy Micklon Announces Campaign 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 Troy Micklon has officially announced his candidacy for Alderman in Manchester’s Ward 9. Micklon is running to bring a thoughtful, solutions-focused approach to city government—one that prioritizes listening, transparency, and putting neighborhood concerns first.

“It’s time Ward 9 had a representative who listens, shows up, and gets things done,” said Micklon. “From fixing our roads and keeping our neighborhoods safe to ensuring our tax dollars are used wisely, I’m running to put our community’s priorities first—not political agendas.”

With a career in the technology and defense sectors as a Business Analyst, Micklon has spent years helping organizations solve complex problems through collaboration, clear communication, and a strong focus on outcomes. He’s worked alongside business leaders, engineers, public agencies, and service teams to improve systems that impact thousands—experience he believes will serve Ward 9 well.

“In my line of work, success depends on listening first, identifying the real issue, and working with people to find a practical path forward,” said Micklon. “That’s how I approach problems professionally, and that’s how I’ll approach them on the Board of Aldermen.”

His campaign will focus on connecting directly with residents. Micklon says these conversations will help shape his priorities and keep him accountable to the people of Ward 9. “The best way to understand what matters to the people of Ward 9 is to consistently talk with those who live here,” he said. “That’s why I’m knocking on doors, asking questions, and listening closely.”

Micklon believes Ward 9 deserves stronger representation and a voice that won’t be overlooked. “Our part of the city works hard, pays its share, and deserves attention—not just at election time, but all year long,” said Micklon. “I’m ready to make sure Ward 9’s concerns aren’t pushed aside. I’ll fight for the resources, services, and respect our community has earned.”