Longtime Battle Ground City Councilor Bill Ganley announced Monday that he’ll seek re-election in November.
“I enjoy serving my community and believe I still have a lot to offer the citizens of Battle Ground,” he said in a statement. “I support keeping our taxes low while providing services to our citizens such as public safety, managing transportation issues and well-kept parks.”
Ganley has served on city council for five terms. Two of his terms were as mayor, a position Battle Ground councilors select internally.
A high school history teacher in the Battle Ground School District for 32 years, Ganley also has an interest in transportation strategies. He chairs the C-Tran Board of Directors and is a member of the Regional Transportation Council and the County Railroad Advisory Board.
