Craig Sullivan

My childhood family moved around a lot before I turned 10, but in 1972, we made the move that changed all of our lives, to an area just south of Old Thornton. I have lived more than two thirds of my life within 10 miles of that home, growing up in Adams 12 schools and watching the area grow as well. I joined the Federal Aviation Administration as an Air Traffic Control Specialist in 1987, and I started my career in Cheyenne, Wyoming. But my goal was always to get back to the Denver area, which became possible in 1996 in the control tower of the still-new Denver International Airport. My career took off from there, and I became heavily involved in on-the-job and classroom training, mentoring, and scheduling for a workforce of 50-plus. My wife and I have lived at our current home since 1996, and we raised a wonderful son who is now a fantastic husband and father. I am a member of Arvada Baptist Church, where I have served on the Board of Deacons and chaired it. I have never held public office, and I do not describe myself as a politician.