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Jim Rowell
About the DeKalb County
Police Department
Located at the center of the Atlanta
metropolitan area, DeKalb County ranks as the second largest county in the state of Georgia with a growing population base
of over 675,000 citizens. The DeKalb County Police Department jurisdiction encompasses
over 200 square miles. The current police force is comprised of 1,300 sworn and
non-sworn personnel with an annual operating budget of $104 million. The DeKalb
County Police Department is organized into several large divisions: Police Uniform Division; Homeland Security Division; Criminal
Investigations Division; Special Operations Division; and, Program Operations Division.
The Police Uniformed Division is organized
along the lines of a geographic precinct system. The Criminal Investigations
Division is organized like many large metropolitan police departments. The Special
Operations Division of the DeKalb County Police Department is comprised of traffic enforcement units, Aerial Support, Bomb
Squad, and Property and Evidence Unit. Program Operations Division consists of the Employee Services, Financial Services,
Grants, Planning & Research, Information Technology, Mail/Copy Center and Supply sections. Program Operations also includes
Capital Improvement Projects and Custodial Services.
Source:
dekalbpolice.com
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