Georgia Chapter of NOBLE

The Georgia Chapter of NOBLE had an impactful roundtable discussion in Savannah this week with various agencies to launch the Child ID Program in their area. We were honored to have NFL Hall of Famer Joe DeLamielleure as our special guest. Special thanks to all our attendees, including Savannah Mayor Van Johnson, local and state law enforcement leaders, and community representatives. Together, we're committed to enhancing safety and collaboration in our community.

Our chapter was well represented at the NOBLE/IACP reception last night. Looking forward to a productive week of training & networking at #IACP2024!

Grits and Grace - Partnership for Progress Several GA chapter members participated in an important discussion designed to connect law enforcement and the communities we serve. Speakers: Sheriff Levon Allen (Clayton County) Sheriff Ezell Brown (Newton County) Sheriff Patrick Labat (Fulton County) Sheriff Eric Levett (Rockdale County) Sheriff Melody Maddox (DeKalb County) Sheriff Craig Owens (Cobb County) Sheriff Keybo Taylor (Gwinnett County) Sheriff Reginald Scandrett (Henry County - Host) Burke County Sheriff Alfonzo Williams and our chapter President, Natalie Ammons, also attended. #FaithAndBlue #FaithAndBlue2024

Chapter member Atlanta Public Schools Police Chief Ron Applin receives the 2024 Youth Protection Champion Award. It was presented by the Atlanta Area Council, Boy Scouts of America. Congratulations!

Three Georgia Chapter Members successfully completed the Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police Executive Training Program. Congratulations to Assistant Chief Lonzy Robertson of the DeKalb County Police Department, Major Andreas Smith of the Forest Park Police Department, and Major Benita Childs of the Fort Valley State University Police Department.

We are sending a huge thank you to The Greater Piney Grove Community Development, Inc. for their generous donation to the Convoy of Care on behalf of the Georgia Chapter of NOBLE. In the past week, we have been to Valdosta, Nashville, Sandersville, and Augusta with disaster relief supplies. Please visit the link in our Instagram bio to donate to the Convoy of Care as we continue this important work.

Thank you Georgia Chapter of NOBLE for collecting donations at Convoy of Care sites across Metro Atlanta last week! These items were distributed to victims of Hurricane Helene. Another distribution will be in Augusta tomorrow. You can still donate at the link our bio. We appreciate your support!

On Wednesday, our chapter teamed up with the Fulton County Sheriff’s Office for an incredible National Coffee with a Cop Day at Starbucks! It was a great time connecting with our community and sharing meaningful conversations. Big thanks to everyone who came out and made it special.

The Convoy of Care has been activated to bring disaster relief to our neighbors in Georgia affected by Hurricane Helene. We are seeking your help with the following items: Baby supplies (diapers, formula) Water Cleaning supplies Non-perishable food Personal hygiene items Choose from six collection sites around Metro Atlanta from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on Wednesday, October 2. To make a monetary donation, visit: https://lnkd.in/e4fiFxF5

President Ammons and chapter member Chief Keith Meadows attended the 2024 Safety Summit: Safe Housing in Thriving Communities, hosted by Progress Residential. Life and chapter member Matthew Horace currently serves as Senior Vice President and Chief Security Officer for Progress Residential and he assembled a panel of law enforcement leaders, to include Chief Meadows, to discuss their role in the provision of safe and secure access to homes. Progress Residential is a strong private partner and supporter of the Georgia Chapter.