My Vision
Let me work for you! I’m experienced, driven and very passionate about serving others. As your next Leon County Property Appraiser, I will be able to put these characteristics to work for you by implementing changes that will benefit our taxpayers and enrich their lives in a positive way.
Being a former employee at the Property Appraiser office where I oversaw the Customer Service and Exemptions Department, I know first-hand the importance of serving the community. I am committed to making sure your experience with the Leon County Property Appraiser office is stress free, fair, and accurate. Your concerns will be heard and rectified. I will provide insight into how the Property Appraiser office can help you better!
Our Campaign
Serving The Community
Ken has been part of this community for many years, working tirelessly to make it a better place. His heart is in service to the community
and he plans to work tirelessly for the people in the role of
Leon County Property Appraiser.
United By A Common Goal
Ken knows the value of service to the community. That's why he is running for Leon County Property Appraiser. We look forward to you being part of our team by making a much-needed donation or as a volunteer. Make A Contribution Here
Get Involved
Ken can't win this race without your help. Canvasing, word-of-mouth, and donating are all ways of helping us achieve our goals together.
Please make a contribution to our grassroots campaign OR fill out the form at the bottom of this page to volunteer.
YOUR HELP IS APPRECIATED!
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Why Vote? Because It Is Your Right... And Responsibility
If you don't vote, you won't have a say in how our community, county, state, and country are run.
No Vote. No Voice
Create Positive Change
When you vote you change your life and the lives of everyone you care about, your voice matters. When you vote, you are taking an active role in deciding issues that matter to you and your family.
If You Don't Vote Someone Else Decides How Your Life Will Be
Voting gives you the power to choose how your community will be run. If you don’t vote, you can’t complain! Go vote and make the decision before someone else does it for you.
Support For Ken's Campaign
I am honored to have the endorsement of
Dr. Sandra Harris Thompson.
I am honored to have the support of
Mayor John Dailey.
I am honored to have the support of
Commissioner Diane Williams-Cox.
I am honored to have the support of
The Tallahassee Board of Realtors.
Testimonial Alert
Kenny Preston, a native of Leon County and former employee of the Leon County Property Appraiser Office, is an excellent candidate for the Leon County Property Appraiser Position, and the most qualified candidate.
- Because of the rapid growth we are experiencing in this community, decisions being made now will affect us for many years. Kenny Preston, an experienced public servant, has the wisdom and insight to make the right decisions for the taxpayers of Leon County.
- The Leon County Property Appraisers Office is a place where amateurs frequently try their hand at playing politics and attempt to impose their own agendas and questionable biases on the taxpayers of Leon County. In contrast, Kenny Preston's philosophy is to advocate for all Leon County.
- For the last Thirty years, I have known Kenny to be a loyal citizen of Leon County, an excellent father to his son, two daughters, a fantastic grandfather, and a supportive and loving husband. During these thirty years he has been a strong supporter of businesses and taxpayers of this county. I believe him to be a fiscal responsible person, solid advocate for programs that help the people of Leon County and will bring a strong management discipline to the Leon County Property Appraiser Office. WE NEED HIS VOICE!
William McDaniel
Testimonial Alert
I have had the pleasure of knowing Kenny and his beautiful family for over 30 years. Kenny is a man of integrity, trustworthy and is loyal. He loves his community, his family and his friends. My wife and I will vote for Kenny and you should too. You will be pleased.
Thomas Inserra