Lyn Hunter Sullivan has lived in Katy since 1985. She has an associate's degree in graphic design from the Art Institute of Houston and studied journalism and marketing at the University of Houston. She has two children.

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Lyn Hunter Sullivan has an associate's degree in graphic design from the Art Institute of Houston and studied journalism and marketing at the University of Houston. She is married and has two children.

Lyn is a graphic designer. She also has experience in marketing and entrepreneurship. She previously oversaw the Central Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce's Fulshear Area Business Division for several years. 

Lyn is a graphic designer and owner of Hunter Designs. She also has experience in marketing and entrepreneurship. She previously oversaw the Central Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce's Fulshear Area Business Division. 

Lyn Hunter Sullivan's campaign for Katy city council member, Ward B, is her first time running for public office.

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Lyn's campaign for Ward B on the Katy City Council is her first run for public office.

2026 Texas May Uniform Election

As of April 1, 2026, Lyn Hunter Sullivan’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Economy

Said, "My top priority is ensuring residents’ voices are heard and maintaining strong checks and balances between city boards and council decisions. Transparency in decision-making and thoughtful planning will protect our community values and maintain public confidence while preparing Katy for responsible growth and future needs."

Aims to make sure small businesses can obtain permits efficiently.

- Said, "My top priority is ensuring residents’ voices are heard and maintaining strong checks and balances between city boards and council decisions. Transparency in decision-making and thoughtful planning will protect our community values and maintain public confidence while preparing Katy for responsible growth and future needs."
- Aims to make sure small businesses can obtain permits efficiently.

Public Services

Housing & Urban Development

Public Safety

Believes managing rapid growth around Katy and its impact on drainage and flood mitigation is a pressing issue.

Said, "As Katy continues to grow, mobility planning and thoughtful coordination of road improvements must remain a priority. I will focus on ensuring approved road projects move forward efficiently and making decisions that consider long-term impacts on infrastructure and quality of life, while planning carefully for traffic flow and signalization."

Wants to focus on mobility planning and ensure that road projects move forward efficiently while considering their long-term effects on infrastructure and quality of life and how they will change the traffic flow.

- Believes managing rapid growth around Katy and its impact on drainage and flood mitigation is a pressing issue.
- Wants to focus on mobility planning and ensure that road projects move forward efficiently while considering their long-term effects on infrastructure and quality of life and how they will change the traffic flow.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Energy & the Environment

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Lyn Hunter Sullivan

Lyn Hunter Sullivan has lived in Katy since 1985. She has an associate's degree in graphic design from the Art Institute of Houston and studied journalism and marketing at the University of Houston. She is married and has two children.

Lyn Hunter Sullivan's campaign for Ward B on the Katy City Council is her first time running for public office.

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