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

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

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

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

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

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

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

COBB COUNTY, GA — History is being made in Cobb County as Shameeta Harrell becomes the county’s first-ever female police ...

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