- Leaders of Clayton County

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.The Board of Commissioners holds regular meetings on the first and third Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. in its Boardroom located at 112 Smith Street, Jonesboro, Georgia, unless postponed to a subsequent date by action taken at a regular meeting. Meetings shall be open to the public. The Board welcome public comment, however, to manage avaiable time, public comment will be limited to three (3) minues per speaker at each regular business meeting and work session . In no event shall the public comment period last longer than thirty minutes at any single meeting..

<< Chairwoman Dr. Alieka Anderson-Henry has dedicated her life to public service and community development, by embodying leadership and vision in her role as a Clayton County leader. Since being sworn-in on the Clayton County Board of Commissioners on Oct 26, 2021, she has earned a reputation for her committment to transparency, inclusivity and sustainable growth. Dr. Anderson-Henry holds a Doctor of Education in K12 educational Leadership from Argosy University. She has also earned a Master of Arts in instruction and a Bachelor of Arts in elementary education. Dr. Anderson-Henry is committed to building a brigher future for all residents. Her vision for Clayton County is one of unity, progress and opportunity.

District 1 - Alaina Reaves is a lifelong resident of Clayton County and a p roduct of Clayton County Public Schools. She is a veteran community organizer and is passionate about building connections and engaging with the residents of District 1 and Clayton County. After graduating with a degree in policy studies from the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies at Geogia State University, Ms Reaves launched her career in public policy in Washington D.C. Currently, Alaina serves as Chair of the Clayton County MARTA Citizens Advisory Board. She serves as the inaugural Georgia State Director for the State Innovation Exchange bring over a decase of political and southern organizing experience to support Georgia State Legislators under the Gold Dome.

District 2 - Gail Hambrick has been a resident of Clayton County for over 30 years and is deeply rooted in the community. She received her Bachelor Degree in Sociology and a Master's Degree in Guidance and Counseling from Fort Valley State University. Her work experiences include the State of Georgia, Governor's Office of Consumer Affairs, Office of Commissioner of Insurance and the Department of Human Resources. Her community involvement include Concerned Citizens of North Clayton; Clayton County's Atlanta Project and Clayton County Human Relations Council

District 3 - Tashe Allen proudly serves as the Commissioner for Clayton County's District3, dedicating her time and energy to uplifting the community she loves.Guided by a vision for unity and progress, Tashe Allen is committed to fostering a district where families can confidently raise their children and retirees can enjoy a peaceful fulfilling life. Tashe Allen brings extensive experience in human resources, where she developed expertise in leadership, strategic planning and fostering collaboration, skill she now channel into addressing the diverse needs of her district. Her initiative prioritize beautifying neighborhoods, empowering youth, and fostering active community engagement through educational programs and volunteer opportunities.

District 4 - DuMont Davis is serving his firest term as a member of the Clayton County Board of Commissioners representing the citizens of District 4. Mr Davis is a local business owner of a Technology Enterprise Consulting firm which focuses on delivering academic solutions, as well as, strategic development and technical training. He has over 30 years of software development and business consulting experience. He successfully provided invaluable product and services in areas of application development, object oriented programming, strategic planning, database development and bid data concepts to various Fortune 100 companies

CHIEF, CLAYTON COUNTY POLICE DEPARTMENT - KEVIN ROBERTS - Chief Kevin Roberts began his law enforcement career with the Georgia Department of Corrections in 1994. Through hard work, dedication and deep passion for law enforcement over the next 20 year, plus, he solidified his career moving up through the ranks. Chief Robets was promoted to Deputy Chief of Field Operations in 2017 and on January 16, he was appointed the Chief of the Clayton County Police Department During his career, Chief Roberts has completed over 2500+ hours of law enforcement training, as well as, his BA in Business Administration and MPSA in Public safetyAdministration.

SECTOR 1 PRECINT COMMANDER - CHRISTOPER WINDLEY -

The Sector 1 Police Precinct is a division of Clayton County's Police Department and covers the northeast region of the county. Located near the Sonna Singleton Gregory Senior Center and the Animal Control Adoption Center, the precinct is primarily responsible for all 911 calls and police services in the Area. The precinct is responsible for maintaing public order and safety, enforcing the law fairly and firmly, and preventing, detecting, and investigating criminal activities. Our officers serve the people of Clayton County with integrity, common sense and sound judgement.

MORROW CITY COUNCIL - Meets the 2d and 4th Tuesday of every month. Work Sessions may begin as early as 5:30 p.m. on the 2d Tuesday and 6:30 p.m. on the 4th Tuesday.