A Leader Who Understands Service Beyond Politics
Steve Ganley is running for the Chatham County Board of Commissioners, committed to honest, transparent, and accountable leadership. With real-world experience and a practical approach, his campaign focuses on ensuring every voice is heard and every tax dollar is responsibly managed.
Because of his dedication to the position, he will donate his first year of pay back to Chatham County. He will also only run for one term. He wants to do this to give back to the community that has been so good to him and his family.
My Military history
1977-1983
Six years United States Navy. Achieved the rank of E-6. The fastest possible rank promotion allowed under regulations.
My rate was CTM1 (Cryptologic Technician Maintenance Petty Officer First Class). Held DOD Top Secret security clearance.
Became an instructor in Pensacola, Fla. Teaching computer maintenance. Received Navy Achievement, Good Conduct and Expeditionary Medals.
Was also awarded Petty Officer of the Quarter and several other commendation letters.
Discharged Honorably.
Military, Law Enforcement,
first responders have my complete support!!!
This flag was carried while conducting combat operations in eastern Nangarhar province Afghanistan against ISISK.
Then Joe Biden surrendered the territory back to the enemy on August 30, 2021.
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Given to me for supporting deployed service members during the Global War on Terrorism and being a mentor. This flag was carried from Camp Spearhead and Shuaiba Port in Kuwait to the Al Basrah and Khawr Al Amaya Oil Terminals (ABOT and KAAOT) in Iraqi Territorial Waters in 2004.
THESE ARE OUR TRUE HEROES
Three Pillars Driving His Campaign Forward
Ganley for District 5 represents a community-driven approach—not career politics. Steve Ganley is a resident deeply invested in the future of Chatham County. His background includes:
Private sector experience managing budgets and outcomes.
Military service grounded in discipline and duty.
IT expertise focused on efficiency and problem-solving.
Focused on the Right Issues and Priorities
He believes government should be easy to understand, not hidden behind complexity. His approach includes:
Transparent Spending
Budget Accountability
Responsible Leadership
Protecting Rural Character
Preserving our land, culture, and way of life.
Committed to the Community
Chatham County's strength lies in its people, traditions, and rural character. Steve Ganley is committed to protecting these values by supporting responsible growth, preserving community identity, and ensuring that local voices are heard and respected in every decision.
Why I chose the website name NOT2LATE.ORG
I still believe the citizens of Chatham County have a chance to preserve what makes this a special place to live and raise a family.
We have an opportunity, and I hope it won’t be the last, to stop the encroachment on our way of life from becoming nothing more than a playground for large corporations and developers to profit from. Unfortunately, this is what’s happening with the majority approval of our current Board of Commissioner members. The BOC members say this is progress. I’m all for progress. But it must be done in a thoughtful, measured way.
All citizens of Chatham County, regardless of party affiliation should be concerned about the speed at which the NG Pipeline, VinFast, Data Center, Housing Developments, etc. are being shoved down our throats with no regard for the property rights and monopolization of our natural resources. The liberal/ radical democrats currently hold all five BOC seats. I am running for district 5 as a conservative voice and John Crowell is running for district . We must have balance. Please support both of us so you will have a voice on November 3rd about the future of Chatham County before it is too late. The choice is up to you.
Be a Part of the County Reform
This campaign is powered by individuals who believe in accountability and transparency. Community involvement—whether through volunteering, supporting the campaign, or sharing the message—plays a vital role in shaping a stronger future for Chatham County.