Meet Your Tax Commissioner
Gregory Baker
Douglas County Tax Commissioner
Douglas County taxpayers stand behind Gregory Baker as their Tax Commissioner because of his proven leadership, commitment to fairness, and dedication to serving the community. Since taking office in 2017, he has demonstrated a strong record of financial responsibility and public service.
Mr. Baker is a seasoned educator and researcher producing powerful learning opportunities for higher education. Mr. Baker holds a Master Degree in Social Work with a concentration in Mental Health from Clark Atlanta University along with a Bachelor Degree in Human Services from Mercer University.
Mr. Baker’s professional career path includes: Hope Atlanta where he functioned as a Housing Specialist assisting Homeless Veterans, Cobb/Douglas Community Services, Mercer University, and New Bridges, Inc. Mr. Baker is a member of the National Association of Social Workers (NASW), and The Georgia Society for Clinical Social Work (GSCSW). In 2016, Mr. Baker was elected as the Tax Commissioner for Douglas County, GA. Where he serves as the first African- American to be elected in this position for the county.
Greg Baker’s favorite pastimes are bowling, tennis and watching a good movie. He is a proud husband, father of two daughters, and the grandfather to six grandchildren.
The Tax Commissioner's Office provides guidance on ad valorem taxes for property and motor vehicle tag and title information. The Tax Commissioner is elected to serve a four-year term.
Why Douglas County Residents Support Gregory Baker
Gregory Baker continues to work tirelessly for the people of Douglas County, ensuring a fair and efficient tax system that serves everyone. Strong leadership matters— and that’s why we support Gregory Baker!