Brandon has lived in Augusta for his entire life. He went to Burke County High School and has lived in South Richmond County for nearly 20 years. He lives with his wife, Candace with their two sons on their family farm.

Information about Brandon's professional background is not available at this time.

Brandon Garrett is currently the Richmond County Commissioner for District 8. He is chair of the Augusta Engineering Services Committee.

Wants to fix potholes, resurface roads, prevent water line breakers, and maintain pool levels on the Savannah River.

Promises to work to keep SPLOST allocated funds in the district, such as the Splash Pad at McBean Community Center and the work on Red Field in Hephzibah.

- Wants to fix potholes, resurface roads, prevent water line breakers, and maintain pool levels on the Savannah River. 
- Promises to work to keep SPLOST allocated funds in the district, such as the Splash Pad at McBean Community Center and the work on Red Field in Hephzibah.

Transportation & Infrastructure

As of March 16, 2022, Brandon Garrett’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Housing & Urban Development

Public Services

Public Safety

Wants to reform street light and storm water fees.

- Wants to reform street light and storm water fees.

Taxes & Budget

Brandon Garrett

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