Stephen White, who has been the Cobb Tax Assessor since 2013, has been appointed the Cobb Support Services Agency director.
He was appointed Jan. 27 by the Cobb Board of Commissioners and begins his new role on Feb. 17.
He succeeds Sharon Stanley, who has retired.
Cobb Support Services oversees a number of county departments, including information technology services, procurement, property and fleet management and the tax assessor’s office.
White has been with the tax assessor’s office since 2005, starting as a senior appraiser, and was named a deputy chief in 2010.
As assessor, he oversaw daily operations of the office and the compilation of the county tax digest.
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Reminds me of a used car salesman.
Same guy who added his father to his property deed to qualify for the school tax exemption. AJC reported 6/2/2016. https://www.ajc.com/news/local-govt–politics/fair-foul-cobb-tax-assessor-cuts-his-own-taxes/wW22NnHcuGWuYGrJwRTh8I/#