Kirk Driskell

Kirk and his family have been Alpharetta residents for over thirty years. After graduating from Reinhardt University, Kirk began his career in real estate. He started Power Realty in 2002, which provided service for properties in Alpharetta and throughout the Greater Atlanta area. The company was purchased by Century 21 in 2017, with whom Kirk still works today. Beyond his professional career, Kirk has a passion for helping people overcome addiction. He is the founder and director of Vision Warriors, a faith-based program that offers transitional housing and a supportive community to men in recovery from substance abuse. Kirk is also a member and frequent volunteer for Alpharetta Rotary. Kirk and his wife, Deena, have a daughter, Cambri, and two sons, Knox and Kolton. They live in the Academy Park neighborhood and are members of Restoration Church.

Kirk is a real estate agent at Century 21. He previously owned Power Realty, which he started in 2002 and ran until it was purchased by Century 21 in 2017.

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Kirk is currently a member of the Alpharetta City Council, representing Post 1. He was elected in 2025 and this is his first term. 

As of September 8, 2025, Kirk Driskell did not have a website or any information online.

Advocates for reasonable development that prioritizes the concerns of Alpharetta citizens.

Supports providing police and first responders with the necessary resources and support.

Advocates for development that addresses the concerns of local residents.

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Kirk is a real estate agent at Century 21. He previously owned Power Realty, which he started in 2002 and ran until 2017, when the company was purchased by Century 21.

Kirk is currently a member of the Alpharetta City Council, representing Post 1. He was elected in 2025 and this is his first term.

Advocates for reasonable development that prioritizes the concerns of Alpharetta residents.

Advocates for development that addresses the concerns of Alpharetta citizens.

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Supports low property taxes and fiscal responsibility.

Believes "strong public safety is the foundation of any great city" and supports providing police and first responders with necessary resources and fostering cooperation with North Fulton neighbors to combat crime.