Leadership with Fiscal Integrity
Find clear answers to common questions about Stan Batemon’s campaign and vision to support your informed decision.
What are Stan Batemon’s priorities for St. Clair County?
Stan’s top priorities are responsible budgeting, improving infrastructure and public services, encouraging economic growth and good‑paying jobs, and maintaining honest, transparent government. After working with seven different Alabama governors, he remains committed to serving the people of St. Clair County and living his motto: service before self.
Has Stan Batemon ever supported raising taxes?
No. Under his leadership, St. Clair County has passed no new county taxes, and he has never supported any tax without a vote of the citizens. He believes economic growth and disciplined spending—not higher taxes—are the keys to a prosperous future.
What accomplishments has Stan Batemon achieved as Commission Chairman?
Major achievements include eliminating all dirt roads and closed bridges, building a new county hospital and modern water treatment plant, and completing a world‑class Veterans Home. The county’s debt‑to‑revenue ratio remains among the lowest in Alabama, its bond rating among the highest, and its fund balance larger than when he took office. St. Clair County has enjoyed more than two decades of perfect audits and no scandals, attracted many good‑paying jobs, and shared millions of dollars with municipalities, water systems, and schools
How has Stan Batemon served the community outside of politics?
Stan is a decorated U.S. Marine veteran who served in Vietnam. He spent 30 years as a game warden with the Alabama Department of Conservation, protecting landowners and hunters. He is a past president of the Association of County Commissions of Alabama, serves on the National Association of Counties board, and remains active in his church and local civic clubs. Service before self has been his guiding principle throughout his life.
How can I get involved with Stan Batemon’s campaign?
You can volunteer, place a yard sign, share campaign information with friends and family, attend community events, and make a donation if you’re able. Visit the “Get Involved” section of the website for volunteer opportunities and other ways to support the campaign.
What is Stan Batemon’s vision for the future of St. Clair County?
He aims to continue building a thriving county through sound fiscal management, economic development, and infrastructure investment. Stan believes in growing the local economy, protecting taxpayers’ money, supporting schools and public services, and ensuring that St. Clair County remains one of Alabama’s most fiscally sound and forward‑looking counties without raising taxes.
What are Stan Batemon’s main priorities as Commission Chairman?
Stan focuses on responsible budgeting, improving public services, and fostering economic growth for St. Clair County.
How can I get involved in the campaign?
You can volunteer, donate, or attend events by visiting the campaign’s Get Involved page for details.
Where can I find voting information for St. Clair County?
Voting resources and polling locations are available on our website under the Vote section.
What achievements has Stan Batemon made during his tenure?
Stan has led initiatives improving infrastructure, enhancing transparency, and maintaining a balanced budget.
How does Stan Batemon ensure fiscal responsibility?
By prioritizing efficient spending and accountability, Stan works to protect taxpayers’ money.
What is Stan’s vision for St. Clair County’s future?
Stan aims to build a thriving community with smart growth, strong services, and fiscal prudence.
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