Timothy R. Robinson Interim Chief of Police

The principal task of the Chief of Police is to see that the resources of the Department are so managed that its objectives -- preservation of the peace, protection of life and property, and the enforcement of law -- are achieved economically and effectively. The police administrator carries out his task through the organization of the Department, by exercises of direction and supervision; by policy determination and planning; by control and inspection; and by development of personnel.

Interim Chief Tim Robinson began his career with the Clayton County Police Department as a Patrolman in March 1981. Interim Chief Robinson is a 28 year veteran of the Clayton County Police Department, having risen through the ranks to his current position. During his tenure with the Department, he has worked the streets of Clayton County as a Uniform Patrol Officer, conducted investigations as a Detective in the Criminal Investigation Division; supervised patrol officers in the Uniform Patrol Division as a Sergeant and Lieutenant; was the Internal Affairs Commander as a Captain; commanded the Uniform Patrol Division as a Major, and most recently served as Deputy Chief of Police.

As the former SWAT Team Commander, and 24 year veteran of the SWAT Team, Interim Chief Robinson has participated in countless raids and high risk warrant situations. He was awarded the Clayton County Police Department Medal of Valor for bravery in May, 1990.

Interim Chief Robinson was the Officer in Charge of the Clayton County Police Department's 30 man Rapid Response Team, assigned to the Malcolm McKinnon Airport during the G-8 Summit in Sea Island, Georgia in June, 2004. He also participated and assisted in the development of the Clayton County Police Department's tactical response plan for the Atlanta Beach Volley Ball Venue for the 1996 Summer Olympics.

Interim Chief Robinson has a Bachelor of Science degree from Georgia State University and a Master of Public Administration degree from Columbus State University. He is a graduate of the F.B.I. National Academy, Session 215, and a graduate of the Georgia Command College.

Interim Chief Robinson is a member of the F.B.I. National Academy Associates, the International Association of Chiefs of Police, the Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police and the National Tactical Officers Association.

Greg Porter Deputy Chief of Police

The Deputy Chief of Police in charge of the Field Operations Command is responsible for the operations of the Uniform Patrol Division, Narcotics Division, and the Criminal Investigation Division of the Clayton County Police Department and reports directly to the Chief of Police. Each of the three Divisions that the Deputy Chief oversees are commanded by a Police Major who reports to the Deputy Chief.

Deputy Chief Gregory Porter began his career with the Clayton County Police Department as a Patrolman in April 1987. Deputy Chief Porter's 24 years of law enforcement service include two years of service with the Georgia Department of Corrections and 22 years of service with the Clayton County Police Department. During his tenure with the Police Department, Deputy Chief Porter has worked assignments as a Uniform Patrol Officer, a Narcotics Agent, a Narcotics Agent assigned to the U.S. Drug Enforcment Agency Task Force, Detective in the Criminal Investigation Division, Sergeant in the School Resource Officer Unit and Commander of the School Resource Officer Unit holding the position of Lieutenant and later Captain. Deputy Chief Porter was assigned to the Chief's Staff as Administrative Captain prior to his appointment as Deputy Chief.

Deputy Chief Porter has been awarded the Clayton County Police Department Medal of Merit and a citation from President George Bush when he was Vice President for outstanding accomplishments while assigned to the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency Task Force.

Deputy Chief Porter has a Bachelor of Science Degree from St. Leo University and he is a graduate of the F.B.I. National Academy, Session 232. Deputy Chief Porter is currently seeking his Master Degree in Public Administration from Georgia Law Enforcement Command College at Columbus State University.

Deputy Chief Porter is a member of the International Association of Chiefs of Police, the Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police, N.O.B.L.E. (National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives), N.A.S.R.O. (National Association of School Resource Officers) and the Georgia Gang Association. He attends the Christian Fellowship Baptist Church in College Park, Georgia where he serves as a Deacon.

Alan Holloway Deputy Chief of Police

The Deputy Chief of Police in charge of the Support Services Command is responsible for the operations of the E911 / Communications Division, Administrative Services Division and the Special Services Division of the Clayton County Police Department and reports directly to the Chief of Police. Each of the three Divisions that the Deputy Chief oversees are commanded by a Police Major who reports to the Deputy Chief.

Deputy Chief Alan K. Holloway began his career with the Clayton County Police Department as a patrolman in 1990. During his twenty year career with the Clayton County Police Department, Deputy Chief Holloway worked in the Uniform Patrol Division as a patrolman and in the Criminal Investigation Division as a Crimes Against Persons detective during which time he was assigned to the Federal Task Force investigating the Shannon Melendi case.

In 1995, Deputy Chief Holloway was promoted to the rank of Sergeant in the Uniform Patrol Division where he supervised patrol officers. He later transferred to the Criminal Investigation Division as a Crimes Against Persons and Crimes Against Property supervisor where he supervised detectives.

Upon promotion to the rank of Lieutenant, Deputy Chief Holloway returned to the Uniform Patrol Division as a Zone Commander and in 2003 he joined the Chief’s Staff as Budget Manager. He was promoted to Captain where he served a duel position of Administrative Captain and Budget Manager. Prior to being appointed to the position of Deputy Chief of Police, he held the rank of Major and was in charge of the Criminal Investigation Division and Crime Scene Investigations Unit.

Prior to his career in law enforcement, Deputy Chief Holloway served as a Vice President of Operations, in the private sector supervising approximately one hundred personnel.

Deputy Chief Holloway graduated from the U.S. Army Special Forces Qualification Course and was later assigned as a demolition Sergeant on an A-Team. During his military career, Deputy Chief Holloway attended numerous leadership schools.

Deputy Chief Holloway graduated from Woodward Academy in College Park, Georgia. He studied international business in Paris, France and he received a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration from Georgia State University.

Major Ken Green

The Legal Advisor keeps abreast of recent court decisions involving criminal prosecution and civil resolution. The Legal Advisor assists in implementing Departmental Directives and Policy and Procedure and prepares handouts for officers on court decisions affecting police operations. The Legal Advisor can assist officers on points of law and preparation of cases, render legal advice concerning personnel matters, advise the Chief of Police regarding status of pending litigation involving Police Department activities, and prepare, draft and review agreements, ordinances, resolutions, contracts, and other legal documents and instruments on behalf of Police Department.

Kenneth H. Green graduated Brown High School in Atlanta in 1968 and did his undergraduate work at Clayton State College and Georgia State University. Mr. Green graduated from Atlanta Law School in 1980 and was admitted to the State Bar of Georgia in June 1980. He has practiced law in the Atlanta area since that time. His areas of practice include personal injury and general litigation.

Ken Green began his career in law enforcement as a Patrolman with the City of Atlanta Police Department in May 1969. Ken Green rose to the rank of Major in the City of Atlanta Police Department and was in charge of the Zone 2 Precinct encompassing north Atlanta and the Buckhead area when he retired in 1998 with 29 years of service. Ken Green joined the Clayton County Police Department in April 2001 as the Legal Advisor.

The goal of the Office of Professional Standards is to insure that the integrity of the department is maintained through a system of internal discipline where objectivity, fairness, and justice are assured by an intensive, impartial investigation and review process.

The Office of Professional Standards is assigned to the Chief's Staff and its commanding officer reports directly to the Chief of Police. Employees are assigned to this unit by the Chief of Police and serve at the pleasure of the Chief. Read more...

Mission Statement - the mission of Clayton County Police Department is to protect and serve with honor, courage, integrity, and commitment.

Agency Values- Honor, Courage, Integrity, and Commitment.