Sapp running for Effingham County tax commissioner

Tony Sapp has experience managing multi-million-dollar transportation companies and owning small businesses,

As of May 12, 2024, Tony Sapp did not have a website and did not complete our questionnaire.

Promises to introduce innovative customer service initiatives aimed at addressing the challenges residents face in reaching out to the Tax Commissioner's office.

Plans to establish regular public meetings, both monthly and quarterly, to provide a platform for addressing any questions or concerns the community may have.

Envisions the need to establish a satellite office or kiosk in South Effingham to accommodate the increasing workload resulting from our county's growth.

- Promises to introduce innovative customer service initiatives aimed at addressing the challenges residents face in reaching out to the Tax Commissioner's office.
- Plans to establish regular public meetings, both monthly and quarterly, to provide a platform for addressing any questions or concerns the community may have.
- Envisions the need to establish a satellite office or kiosk in South Effingham to accommodate the increasing workload resulting from our county's growth.

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Tony Sapp

Daniel is married and resides in Effingham County with his children. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from Georgia Southern University in hospitality and business management.

Rodewolt announces run for county tax comissioner 

Daniel worked at Georgia Ports Authority for nine years. 

Daniel Rodewolt's campaign for tax commissioner is his first entry into politics.

Wants to ensure efficiency, smooth transactions and friendly service.

Wants to ensure accuracy in tax collection.

Wants to ensure cooperation with government officials, local officials and citizens alike.

- Wants to ensure efficiency, smooth transactions and friendly service.
- Wants to ensure accuracy in tax collection.
- Wants to ensure cooperation with government officials, local officials and citizens alike.

Daniel Rodewolt

Leadership & Experience: Kelly Hoffner for Effingham County Tax Commissioner

Kelly Hoffner worked as a Tax/Tag Agent and Motor Vehicle Supervisor at the Effingham County Tag Office.

As of May 12, 2024, Kelly Hoffner did not have a website and did not complete our questionnaire.

Plans to rebuild strong relationships with local departments.

Plans to "implement rigorous systems and checks to streamline the billing process using advanced technologies and continuous staff training, aiming to minimize errors and maximize efficiency, providing taxpayers with the clarity and reliability they deserve."

Supports "fostering open lines of communication through town hall meetings, informative newsletters, and online platforms such as a new departmental facebook page."

Pledges "to implement measures that make it easier for all to access tax services through community outreach,  expanded online services, and dedicated support staff..."

- Plans to rebuild strong relationships with local departments.
- Plans to "implement rigorous systems and checks to streamline the billing process using advanced technologies and continuous staff training, aiming to minimize errors and maximize efficiency, providing taxpayers with the clarity and reliability they deserve."
- Supports "fostering open lines of communication through town hall meetings, informative newsletters, and online platforms such as a new departmental facebook page."
- Pledges "to implement measures that make it easier for all to access tax services through community outreach,  expanded online services, and dedicated support staff..."

Kelly Hoffner

Tax Commissioners are elected at the county level, and their job is to oversee most phases of the taxing process. These responsibilities include billing, collecting, processing, and distributing taxes. They are generally in charge of property taxes, solid waste fees, public utilities, and renewing your vehicle tag. Notably, the Tax Commissioner does not determine how much taxes you pay. Because taxes are a source of revenue for counties, the tax commissioners’ work is ultimately beneficial to individual cities, education, transportation, and other local services. In addition to administering tax laws, the department is responsible for enforcing laws and  regulations pertaining to the control of alcoholic beverages and tobacco products in Georgia as well as motor vehicle license plate and title administration.