Jennifer Kretovic is a human resources technology consultant and board member at the New Hampshire Municipal Association with a long resume of community involvement that includes being part of the team driving main street revitalization, a chair of local boy scout troops and a local historian. She has twelve total years on the city council, though not consecutively. Ward 3 is sandwiched between the Merrimack River and North State Street, including both the state prison and its residents as well as the Beaver Meadow Golf Course. Kretovic is one of several city councilors, including longstanding members, with no challenger in her bid for re-election.
Jennifer Kretovic
Age: 61
Years living in Concord: 37
Top issues: Housing, property taxes, economic development
Reason for running: “I live, work and have raised my family in Concord, and I’ve earned the community’s trust to lead by listening. I want to continue bringing their voices to the council table so we can make decisions that truly improve people’s daily lives. Concord needs to be a place where people can live affordably, work productively and thrive.”
Key point: “I hope Concord, and the City Council, continues to put Concord’s strong sense of community ahead of personal agendas. The neighborliness, willingness to come together for one another and the pride we all take in our city are central to what makes living here special… When one voice dominates the conversation, residents aren’t being heard — they’re being silenced.”
Most important projects for Ward 3: Rundlett Middle School, police station, Memorial Field
