Blanton enters race for District 4 commissioner

Ballotpedia - Mark Blanton

Served as a member and chairman of the Greensboro Downtown Development Authority and is currently the chairman of the Foundation for the Preservation of the Greene County Courthouse.

- Served as a member and chairman of the Greensboro Downtown Development Authority and is currently the chairman of the Foundation for the Preservation of the Greene County Courthouse.

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Served as a member and chairman of the Greensboro Business Association.

- Served as a member and chairman of the Greensboro Business Association.

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As of July 24, 2024, Mark Blanton did not have a website or any information online.

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Mark Blanton

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The candidate's website says, "The County Commissioners need to establish public workshops and planning sessions that will help the residents understand the emerging issues that will appear on future meeting agenda and develop plans to accommodate the continued growth in our county."

Supports establishing public workshops and planning sessions "that will help the residents understand the emerging issues that will appear on future meeting agenda and develop plans to accommodate the continued growth in our county."

- Supports establishing public workshops and planning sessions "that will help the residents understand the emerging issues that will appear on future meeting agenda and develop plans to accommodate the continued growth in our county."

As of July 24, 2024, Steve Broadbent’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Retired Navy commander announces campaign for District 4 BOC seat

Plans to bolster Greene County's public safety by advocating for competitive compensation and benefits for personnel, addressing recruitment and retention issues, and ensuring adequate protection for residents.

Plans to bolster Greene County's public safety by advocating for competitive compensation and benefits for personnel and addressing recruitment and retention issues.

Founded the Greene County Public Safety Foundation in 2023 which seeks to raise funds in support of the sheriff’s office and Greene County Fire Rescue.

Supports an increase from two to three paid firefighters on all initial responses and the accruing of funds to acquire a fire ladder truck.

- Plans to bolster Greene County's public safety by advocating for competitive compensation and benefits for personnel and addressing recruitment and retention issues.
- Founded the Greene County Public Safety Foundation in 2023 which seeks to raise funds in support of the sheriff’s office and Greene County Fire Rescue.
- Supports an increase from two to three paid firefighters on all initial responses and the accruing of funds to acquire a fire ladder truck.

The candidate's website says, "Steve will be a leader who will represent your interests on important topics impacting our future, such as the design of the Highway 44 expansion and the retention of judicial functions within our historic Courthouse following its renovation."

- The candidate's website says, "Steve will be a leader who will represent your interests on important topics impacting our future, such as the design of the Highway 44 expansion and the retention of judicial functions within our historic Courthouse following its renovation."

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Steve Broadbent

- County Commissioners create and pass laws at the county-level. These laws show up in very tangible ways, such as determining how much you pay in property and sales taxes, public transportation, and maintaining infrastructure.
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