Mike Sullivan

Government Reform If elected, I will be a positive representative of the City of Grandville by listening first, acting with integrity, and always putting the community’s best interests at the center of every decision. Grandville is a city rooted in strong values, hard work, and a commitment to family and community. I will work to reflect those values in how I serve—with respect, transparency, and a willingness to collaborate. Taxes / Budget Moving forward, we must continue this responsible approach by keeping property taxes as low as possible, allowing residents to keep more of their hard-earned money, while expecting government to do more with less. We should do this without compromising government services for our community, while also expecting great efficiency. Economy I am eager to explore the tools available to the Planning Commission and the City to encourage mixed-use development in this area and to expand the existing downtown façade within the current DDA district. Criminal Justice / Public Safety We need to provide these departments with the funding required to hire qualified personnel and invest in the equipment necessary to protect our community. The City should engage in responsible capital improvement planning to ensure long-term, sustainable funding for public safety needs. Additionally, we should strengthen collaboration with the Kent County Sheriff’s Office, Kent County Emergency Management, and neighboring public safety departments to build strong relationships and coordinate effective responses to regional emergencies. Government Reform My goal is to help Grandville grow responsibly, support local businesses, preserve our small-town feel, and ensure all residents feel proud to call this place home. That’s what it means to me to be a positive representative—not just speaking for the people but working with them. Government Reform I’ll prioritize open communication, making sure residents feel heard and informed. Whether it’s through public meetings, conversations in local businesses, or digital platforms, I’ll keep the door open for honest dialogue. Infrastructure / Transportation I will prioritize smart infrastructure planning, advocate for responsible use of taxpayer dollars, and support proactive maintenance to avoid costly repairs down the road. As the City plans road repairs, I firmly believe in open communication with residents before, during, and after to ensure the quality of the repair is of the highest condition. Environment / Energy Clean water and a good sewage system is essential to protecting public health.