Michael Navarro (Liberty County Commissioner Board Chairman, Georgia, candidate 2024)

Michael received a bachelor's degree in Organizational Management, as well as a dual associate's degree in Computer/Electronic Engineering from Savanah Technical College. He resides in Liberty County with his wife and three children.

Michael works as a school bus driver for Liberty County schools. He has served in the United States Army and worked as a security contractor. He also has experience as a soccer coach and campaign manager.

Michael Navarro's campaign for County Commission Chair in Liberty County is his first entry into politics.

Supports increased investment into the Liberty County Recreational Department; advocates for the construction of a second facility for extracurricular activities for the youth.

Promises to make monthly visits to different departments and have an "open-door policy" to be available to residents and county employees.

- Supports increased investment into the Liberty County Recreational Department; advocates for the construction of a second facility for extracurricular activities for the youth.
- Promises to make monthly visits to different departments and have an "open-door policy" to be available to residents and county employees.

Public Services

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Opposes property tax and budget increases.

Wants to provide tax cuts, especially for middle-class families.

Supports improving relations with Fort Stewart to bring forth economic growth.

Said, "As a Republican:  I love God, Jesus Christ is my Savior, I am pro-business and fully support smaller government especially tax cuts."

- Opposes property tax and budget increases.
- Wants to provide tax cuts, especially for middle-class families.
- Supports improving relations with Fort Stewart to bring forth economic growth.
- Said, "As a Republican:  I love God, Jesus Christ is my Savior, I am pro-business and fully support smaller government especially tax cuts."
- Wants to be under budget annually.
- Supports credit unions over banks.

Economy

Advocates for collaboration between youth sports and local businesses in the form of sponsorships.

- Supports student involvement in sports.
- Advocates for collaboration between youth sports and local businesses in the form of sponsorships.

Education

Said, "I worked with Soldiers, Military Police, Army Civilian Police and Guard and contractors for over 15 years.  A good relationship is an active one and when Fort Stewart invites you to an event it would only be courteous to send a County Official."

- Said, "I worked with Soldiers, Military Police, Army Civilian Police and Guard and contractors for over 15 years.  A good relationship is an active one and when Fort Stewart invites you to an event it would only be courteous to send a County Official."

Public Safety

Supports lowering rents and tax bills for residents.

- Supports lowering rents and tax bills for residents.

Housing & Urban Development

As of April 23, 2024, Michael Navarro’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Transportation & Infrastructure

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Michael Navarro

Michael works as a school bus driver for Liberty County schools. He has served in the United States Army and worked as a security contractor. He also worked as a soccer coach and campaign manager.

This is Michael Navarro's first entry into politics.

Advocates for sports sponsorships with local businesses.

Supports tax cuts for middle class residents.

- Advocates for sports sponsorships with local businesses.
- Opposes property tax and budget increases.
- Supports tax cuts for middle class residents.
- Supports improving relations with Fort Stewart to bring forth economic growth.

- Supports student involvement in sports.

Supports increased investment into the Liberty County Recreational Department; advocates for the construction of a second facility for sports.

- Supports increased investment into the Liberty County Recreational Department; advocates for the construction of a second facility for sports.

- County Commission Chairs oversee the Board of County Commissioners, which create and pass laws at the county-level. These laws show up in very tangible ways, such as determining how much you pay property and sales tax rates, public transportation, and maintaining infrastructure.
- The County Commission Chair is specifically responsible for preparing the county budget, which must be passed by the rest of the County Commissioners. The budget determines how much funding goes to various public services, such as public transportation, law enforcement, repairing roads, and maintaining infrastructure.
- County Commission Chairs have additional executive duties including coordinating with the office of the Mayor for your county, appointing Commissioners to committees, and representing your county at official functions.
- County Commission Chairs are elected to 4-year terms in county-wide elections.