Kenn Collier is from South Atlanta, Georgia. He has an associate's degree from Atlanta Metropolitan State College. He is a father.

Kenn Collier is from South Atlanta. He has a degree from Atlanta Metropolitan State College. He is a father.

Kenn is an entrepreneur and nonprofit leader. He has built organizations and created jobs in South Atlanta, College Park, and East Point. He has also worked on the frontlines of violence prevention, youth development, and community stabilization.

Kenn is an entrepreneur and nonprofit leader. He has also worked in violence prevention, youth development, and community stabilization.

Kenn's campaign for Georgia State Representative, District 62, is his first time running for public office.

Supports expanding paid apprenticeships, internships, and work-based learning programs that connect residents to employers in high-demand sectors.

Supports prioritizing local residents for apprenticeships and workforce opportunities when Georgia invests in infrastructure, transportation, and public projects.

Supports strengthening workforce navigation services to help residents, including justice-impacted individuals, connect to certifications, apprenticeships, and stable employment.

Supports strengthening workforce navigation services to help residents connect to certifications, apprenticeships, and stable employment.

Supports tax policies that protect long-time homeowners and seniors from being priced out by rising property taxes.

Supports tax policies that protect long-time homeowners and seniors from being "priced out by rising property taxes."

Supports expanding state investment in affordable and mixed-income housing to provide working families with options near jobs, schools, and services.

Supports housing stabilization programs like home repair assistance, foreclosure prevention, and down-payment support for first-time homebuyers.

Supports providing local governments with state-level tools and incentives to maintain affordable housing as neighborhoods develop.

Supports strengthening access to housing support services to help renters and homeowners stay housed during financial hardship.

Supports strengthening access to housing support services.

- Supports expanding paid apprenticeships, internships, and work-based learning programs that connect residents to employers in high-demand sectors.
- Supports prioritizing local residents for apprenticeships and workforce opportunities when Georgia invests in infrastructure, transportation, and public projects.
- Supports strengthening workforce navigation services to help residents connect to certifications, apprenticeships, and stable employment.
- Supports tax policies that protect long-time homeowners and seniors from being "priced out by rising property taxes."
- Supports expanding state investment in affordable and mixed-income housing to provide working families with options near jobs, schools, and services.
- Supports housing stabilization programs like home repair assistance, foreclosure prevention, and down-payment support for first-time homebuyers.
- Supports providing local governments with state-level tools and incentives to maintain affordable housing as neighborhoods develop.
- Supports strengthening access to housing support services.

Economy

As of March 11, 2026, Kenn Collier’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Supports expanding access to affordable healthcare, including strengthening pathways to Medicaid and reducing barriers to care.

- Supports expanding access to affordable healthcare, including strengthening pathways to Medicaid and reducing barriers to care.

Healthcare

Voting & Elections

Public Safety

Supports strengthening dual enrollment programs to eliminate barriers related to cost, transportation, scheduling, and advising for high school students pursuing college or technical credentials.

Supports integrating AI literacy, cybersecurity, data skills, and digital workforce readiness into middle and high school career pathways.

Supports establishing a standardized “Skills Passport” that documents certifications, work-based learning hours, apprenticeships, and job-readiness milestones alongside academic transcripts.

Supports investing in more school counselors, social workers, and mental health professionals to provide students with timely access to support.

Supports providing statewide training for teachers, administrators, and support staff in trauma-informed practices, de-escalation, and restorative approaches.

Supports establishing Individualized Healing Plans (IHPs) for students returning to school after experiencing serious trauma, violence, loss, or grief.

- Supports strengthening dual enrollment programs to eliminate barriers related to cost, transportation, scheduling, and advising for high school students pursuing college or technical credentials.
- Supports integrating AI literacy, cybersecurity, data skills, and digital workforce readiness into middle and high school career pathways.
- Supports establishing a standardized “Skills Passport” that documents certifications, work-based learning hours, apprenticeships, and job-readiness milestones alongside academic transcripts.
- Supports investing in more school counselors, social workers, and mental health professionals to provide students with timely access to support.
- Supports providing statewide training for teachers, administrators, and support staff in trauma-informed practices, de-escalation, and restorative approaches.
- Supports establishing Individualized Healing Plans (IHPs) for students returning to school after experiencing serious trauma, violence, loss, or grief.

Education

Kenn Collier

- Your state representative represents the interests of your local district in the Georgia State House of Representatives.
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- State Representatives are elected to two-year terms. They are paid a yearly salary of $17,342. They only serve in the role part-time.