Steve earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Virginia and two master's degrees from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and George Washington University. Steve and his wife, Mary, have two adult children and are active at Christ our King & Savior Catholic Church.

Steve served for 22 years in the U.S. Navy.

Steve Broadbent has served on the Johns Creek City Council for nearly 6 years and was appointed as a Deputy Assistant Secretary at the Department of the Treasury during President George H.W. Bush's administration. He was also appointed by Governor Kemp to the Board of Directors for the Georgia Department of Community Affairs in 2019, a position he continues to hold. Additionally, he has held the role of Vice Chairperson on one of Georgia's largest Development Authorities for three years.

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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."

Public Services

As of March 23, 2024, Steve Broadbent’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Education

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.

Public Safety

Housing & Urban Development

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."

Transportation & Infrastructure

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Steve Broadbent

Steve served for 22 years in the U.S. Navy

The candidate's website says, "Steve Broadbent founded the Greene County Public Safety Foundation in 2023 because of his lifelong commitment to and respect for first responders and all public safety personnel."

Steve Broadbent attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where he earned an MBA, The George Washington University for an M.A. in Public Policy, and the University of Virginia for a B.S. in Nuclear Engineering. He founded the Greene County Public Safety Foundation in 2023. Steve and his wife, Mary, have two adult children and are active at Christ our King & Savior Catholic Church.

Steve Broadbent has served as a Deputy Assistant Secretary at the Department of the Treasury and as a White House Advance Representative. He has held positions on the Johns Creek City Council and was appointed to the Board of Directors for the Georgia Department of Community Affairs in 2019. Additionally, Steve has been involved with one of the largest Development Authorities in Georgia, where he served as Vice Chairperson. 

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."

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

Steve Broadbent attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where he earned an MBA, The George Washington University for an M.A. in Public Policy, and the University of Virginia for a B.S. in Nuclear Engineering. Details about his current place of residence, church attendance, and family life are not provided in the information given.

Steve Broadbent has served as a Deputy Assistant Secretary at the Department of the Treasury and as a White House Advance Representative. He has held positions on the Johns Creek City Council and was appointed to the Board of Directors for the Georgia Department of Community Affairs in 2019. Additionally, Steve has been involved with one of the largest Development Authorities in Georgia, where he served as Vice Chairperson. His educational background includes an MBA from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, an M.A. in Public Policy from The George Washington University, and a B.S. in Nuclear Engineering from the University of Virginia.

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