Mayor Caroline McCarley

Mayor Caroline McCarley Caroline McCarley is running for a second term as Mayor of Rochester, NH. We must continue our work to support our citizens suffering from addiction.

Caroline McCarley announced today that she is running for re-election as Mayor of Rochester. “The last two years have been exciting and challenging. We have seen the Ridge open and flourish, new businesses downtown, and the completion of the City Hall Annex. There is an energy and vibrancy across the city, with individuals and groups offering their skills and enthusiasm to improve our downtown and

expand our arts and cultural vitality. Knowing that there is still much to be done, I want to spend the next two years focusing that energy in all the right places. We must make sure that the state honors its promise to fully fund renovation of the Creteau Technology Center renovation, so that our students have the skills to successfully enter the workforce. We have more we can do to expand our industrial base and secure greater job opportunities for our citizens. Rochester is an amazing community but there is always more to be done. I look forward to continuing the work for the next two years.”

McCarley, age 65, served as Chair of the Rochester School Board from 1989 to 2000, represented Rochester in the New Hampshire State Senate from 1996-2000, and served an additional six years on the School Board from 2008 to 2014. “During my service in the New Hampshire State Senate I helped bring significant tax relief to Rochester through the law to adequately fund education. Rochester’s tax rate fell by $10 per thousand in the year following passage of the legislation. Today we can’t expect any significant increases in State funding. We must redouble our efforts to make sure that every local tax dollar is spent wisely.”

“I believe elected officials work best when they work together for the common good. That’s the type of Mayor I have tried to be and will continue to reach out to all of our citizens to make Rochester the best place to live in NH. We can only make that happen by listening to one another.”

McCarley is a Publisher for John Wiley & Sons, managing scholarly and professional journals in business, finance, economics, and related fields. She lives at 15 Nature Lane with her husband of 43 years, Dan Harkinson. They have three adult sons.

12/09/2017

City Councilors Elaine Lauterborn, Bob Gates, Ralph Torr and Ray Varney, along with Rochester Mayor Caroline McCarley were on hand for the rededication.

12/03/2017

ROCHESTER — The seventh annual Holiday Tree Lighting brought big crowds to downtown Rochester for what has become a very popular holiday tradition.

11/11/2017

I want to thank everyone that helped my campaign and expressed so much enthusiasm for our city. We have a lot to do but we can be absolutely certain we are moving in the right direction. Please stay in touch and keep working on all the many projects happening across the city. Thanks again for all of your help!

11/09/2017

ROCHESTER - Rochester Mayor Caroline McCarley said on Wednesday she'd had some doubts about how Tuesday's vote would go with so many candidates in the race, but was "very happy" that she pulled off such a strong victory, capturing almost 46 percent of the vote from a field of four.

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11/07/2017

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11/07/2017

TODAY is the day! Get out and VOTE!

We ended Saturday with a quick stop to Sweet Peach’s located in downtown to pick up some amazing truffles! If you haven’...
11/06/2017

We ended Saturday with a quick stop to Sweet Peach’s located in downtown to pick up some amazing truffles! If you haven’t been there yet, do not miss it. Really fun candy and treats. Thanks Kayla for showing us around!

11/06/2017

I spent this past weekend walking around and talking to citizens of Rochester about our community and their hopes for it. It's great to get out and hear what people are thinking regardless of whether they agree with me on everything. I love the City of Rochester and hope to be your mayor again! Please remind your friends and neighbors to VOTE on Tuesday, November 7th!

11/05/2017

DOVER — Voters in New Hampshire cities and communities across the Maine will be going to the polls on Tuesday, Nov. 7, for municipal elections and

There is no level of government that is more directly responsible for serving your community than your local elected off...
11/02/2017

There is no level of government that is more directly responsible for serving your community than your local elected officials. Please remember to VOTE and encourage your friends and neighbors to do the same on Tuesday, November 7th.

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11/02/2017

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Caroline McCarley is running for a second term as Mayor of Rochester, NH.

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56 N. Main St
Rochester, NH
03867

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781-354-3467

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