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Augusta chief deputy tax commissioner to kick off mayoral campaign

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AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) – Steven Kendrick, Augusta’s chief deputy tax commissioner, is set to kick off his campaign for mayor of Augusta on Saturday.

The public event will start at 12 p.m. at the South Augusta Tag Office, 3463A Peach Orchard Road.

According to a press release, the location was chosen due to the time Kendrick spent working in the department.

“When I walked into this office years ago, I didn’t just see lines of people — I saw opportunity,” Kendrick said.

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“We modernized government, improved customer service, and made life easier for families. If we could do that here, imagine what we can do for all of Augusta. That’s what progress looks like — bringing government back to the people.”

The press release states Kendrick’s campaign “Build. Grow. Unite. Lead.” explains his vision for Augusta.

Kendrick resigned from his position as Richmond County Tax Commissioner so he could focus on his run for mayor in 2022.

He was defeated by Augusta Mayor Garnett Johnson, who took office in January 2023, in a runoff election.

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