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Rick A. Ferrell

Candidate for Chesterfield County Revenue Commissioner in 2023 Virginia General Election.

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Rick A. Ferrell

About Rick A. Ferrell

Professional Experience
Defense Logistics Agency, Assistant Chief (2002 - 2023)
US Army
Fort Monroe Fire Department, Professional Firefighter
Fort Gregg-Adams Fire Department, Professional Firefighter
Degrees
Master's, Columbia Southern University, Occupational Safety and Health Technology/Technician (2017)
Bachelor's, Columbia Southern University, Fire Science (2014)
Associate's, Columbia Southern University, Fire Science (2012)

Taxes / Budget

Rick plans to increase transparency and accountability in the Commissioner’s office and around the use of taxpayer funds by the Chesterfield County Government as a whole. Learn more

As Commissioner of Revenue, Rick will be a fiscal conservative and work to ensure that Chesterfield is an affordable place to live, work, and raise a family. Learn more

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Chesterfield County Revenue Commissioner in Virginia General Election

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