Recently, the Vanderburgh County Democratic Party held a caucus to place the name of Ryan Stratman on the ballot for Vanderburgh County Commissioner, District 2.
Ryan Stratman is running to create a better, more efficient government that acts as good stewards of the taxpayer dollars. If elected to this position Ryan promises to approach the duties of the office of Vanderburgh County Commissioner in an objective, inclusive, and non-partisan manner.
A fifth-generation Vanderburgh County resident Ryan is a 2002 Reitz High School graduate, he holds a bachelor’s degree in political science and history as well as a post-baccalaureate in accountancy from the University of Southern Indiana.
Ryan Stratman currently works as an Associate Manager of Fund Accounting at SS&C Technologies.
Ryan understands he has big shoes to fill with County Commissioner Jeff Hatfield’s departure. Hatfield has served the office of County Commissioner with distinction over the past four years and has developed a well-deserved reputation for making sound and responsible decisions that have moved Vanderburgh County in the right direction.
Ryan Stratman is committed to conducting a positive and productive campaign that discusses the relevant issues in order to move Vanderburgh County forward.
Stratman currently lives in Northwest Vanderburgh County with his wife Amanda, an EVSC teacher, two boys who are eight and four, and a Basset Hound named Lucy. The Stratmans attend Trinity United Methodist Church where Amanda is the education director and Ryan teaches Sunday school.
