At the Wednesday, June 18 city council meeting, Acworth Police Chief Cheatham recognized Sergeant Greene as the Acworth Police Department Officer of the Quarter for his outstanding leadership and dedication to developing his team. Not only has he helped guide and mold his shift, but he also introduced new programs in our schools, expanding our connection with the community in meaningful ways. The City thanks Sergeant Greene for going above and beyond every day to build a stronger team and community!  

At the Wednesday, June 18 city council meeting, Acworth Police Chief Cheatham acknowledged and swore in Jeramy Towe on his promotion as Corporal and recognized his many accomplishments since 2013 with the Acworth Police Department. Corporal Towe's spouse and son accompanied him for the presentation.

At the Thursday, June 5 regular city council meeting, City Manager Albright recognized and presented a certificate of completion to Sergeant Brandon Greene for successfully completing the requirements of the Acworth Leadership Development Academy, demonstrating a commitment to leadership, growth, and service to the community. Congratulations, Sergeant Greene; we are grateful to have such a dedicated City Team!

At the Thursday, June 5 regular city council meeting, Chief Cheatam recognized Officer Mike Payne for faithfully serving the City of Acworth for the past ten years. Officer Payne began his law enforcement career with the Cobb County Police Department, where he served for 32 years and retired as a Major.

At the Thursday, June 5 regular city council meeting, Chief Cheatam recognized Corporal Cody Lumpkin for ten years of service with the City of Acworth. Corporal Lumpkin began his law enforcement career at the Acworth Adult Detention Facility before transitioning to a sworn law enforcement officer.  Corporal Lumpkin’s family accompanied him for the presentation.

At the Thursday, May 2 regular city council meeting, Chief Evans swore-in Corporal Brady Turner who will serve in the Uniform Patrol Division.  Corporal Turner's spouse accompanied him for the presentation.

At the May 2, regular city council meeting, Chief Evans recognized Lt. Wallace for ten years of service to the Acworth community.  Lt. Wallace was previously assigned as a supervisor within the patrol division and currently serves as the Commander of the Criminal Investigation Division.  Lt. Wallace's spouse accompanied him for the presentation.

At the Thursday, May 2 regular city council meeting, Chief Evans and Lt. Hunt had the honor of presenting Detective Hardy and Officer Salone with a Lifesaving award. Earlier this year, both officers responded to a medical emergency and found a victim unresponsive. Without hesitation, they quickly went into action, performing CPR. Their swift and decisive actions saved the victim's life. Congratulations to Detective Hardy and Officer Salone for their dedication to serving our community!