Matthew moved from Iowa to Snellville, GA in 1985. He lives with his wife, Suzanne. They have two daughters.

Matthew owns Holtkamp Heating & Air Conditioning.

Matthew Holtkamp was appointed by Governor Brian Kemp to the State Construction Industry Licensing Board, Division of Conditioned Air Contractors in 2021. He is a member of the Gwinnett County Republican Party Executive Board.

CCDR - 4.30.2022

As of July 5, 2022, Matthew Holtkamp’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Housing & Urban Development

Wants strong partnerships between government, small business, non-profits, schools, and families

Supports "a public school system that reflects the needs and wishes of local parents," with business and nonprofits involved in providing internships, scholarships, training, and job opportunities.

Said, "[o]ur standard of living is envied throughout the country, with nationally recognized schools and parks, growing job opportunities, thriving arts programs and economically viable housing. We must not take these blessings for granted."

- Wants strong partnerships between government, small business, non-profits, schools, and families
- Supports "a public school system that reflects the needs and wishes of local parents," with business and nonprofits involved in providing internships, scholarships, training, and job opportunities. 
- Said, "[o]ur standard of living is envied throughout the country, with nationally recognized schools and parks, growing job opportunities, thriving arts programs and economically viable housing. We must not take these blessings for granted."

Public Services

Said, "[u]nparalleled police, fire and public safety are essential to Gwinnett."

- Said, "[u]nparalleled police, fire and public safety are essential to Gwinnett."

Public Safety

Said, "[l]ocal government should be fiscally responsible while supporting smart investments towards the future."

- Said, "[l]ocal government should be fiscally responsible while supporting smart investments towards the future."

Taxes & Budget

Matthew Holtkamp

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