Shameta Jones-Harrell has become the first woman to lead any police department in Cobb County's history. Learn more about her goals.

A Huntsville native has broken barriers in Georgia law enforcement, becoming the first woman to lead a police department in ...

The city of Austell has made history after swearing in Shameta Jones-Harrell as their new police chief this week.

Austell appoints Shameta Jones-Harrell as its first female police chief, marking a historic moment for Cobb County.

On June 1, Shameta Jones-Harrell was named the first female Chief of Police throughout Cobb County history.

When Shameta Jones-Harrell joined the Austell Police Department, she brought with her goals of solid community policing and keeping citizens safe.

Harrell is making history in Cobb County, becoming the first ever female police chief -- an example of relentless ...

Shameta Jones-Harrell will now lead the Austell Police Department, becoming the first Black woman police chief in Cobb County ...

Shameta Jones-Harrell takes the oath of office as chief of police in Austell, Ga. The Huntsville native is the first female to lead a Cobb Co. police force.

AUSTELL, Ga. — The Austell Police Department has announced the appointment of a new police chief. The city council voted ...

Chief Shameta Jones-Harrell received a unanimous vote at Monday night's Austell City Council meeting. What we know: Jones-Harrell is replacing Scott Hamilton, who served as the city's chief of ...

“Chief Harrell received a unanimous vote of 6-0 at tonight’s city council meeting making her the first female Chief of Police ...