Hardeeville City Council At-Large · Nov 3, 2026
Steve
Fier
Steve Fier is running for Hardeeville City Council At-Large in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 3 candidates are running for 2 seats.
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The race · City Council At-Large
- 01Steve FierYou’re reading
- 02Valarie GuzmanIncumbent
- 03Landon Papay
Background
- About
- Lawyer and advocate with a 40-plus year career in Washington, D.C. who now lives in Hardeeville.
- Campaign website
- stevefier.com
On the record: Steve Fier
5 sourced01Taxes1 sourced position
Says he is committed to keeping city taxes low and to pursuing federal dollars for Hardeeville.
he is committed to keeping city taxes low and working to have Washington, DC return more of Hardeeville resident's federal tax dollars back to Hardeeville”
Own statementSteve Fier for Hardeeville City CouncilLink
02Public safety1 sourced position
Says he supports fully funding the police department and improving response times.
Steve supports fully funding our police department, improving response times, and building strong partnerships between law enforcement and the community.”
Own statementSteve Fier for Hardeeville City CouncilLink
03Housing1 sourced position
Says he will work so that housing policies keep the city accessible to working families.
Steve will work to ensure housing policies keep our city accessible to working families.”
Own statementSteve Fier for Hardeeville City CouncilLink
04Growth and development1 sourced position
Says growth is an opportunity when done right and that he will champion development that expands the tax base.
Growth is an opportunity, not a threat — when it's done right.”
Own statementSteve Fier for Hardeeville City CouncilLink
05Grants and partnerships1 sourced position
Says he wants to pursue grants and public-private partnerships so the city can spend less.
I also want to bring more private capital into the city through public-private partnerships so the city can spend less and can keep taxes lower.”
Own statementBallotpedia · Sep 24, 2026Link
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