Chattahoochee Technical College’s Department of Public Safety has named Alfredrick Campbell as the college’s new deputy chief of police.
Currently working on the college’s North Metro Campus, Campbell is a retired Cobb County Police Department lieutenant who has also policed for the City of Marietta, Georgia State University and Kennesaw State University police departments. He is a graduate of the FBI Academy and holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Albany State University and a master’s degree from the Police Command College at Columbus State University.
Campbell’s experience includes police academy assistant director, adjutant to the chief of police, robbery/homicide investigator and patrol supervisor. He formerly served as a Chattahoochee Technical College campus police officer.
A Cobb County resident, Campbell said he was drawn to work in campus safety thanks to the encouragement of friends and former Cobb County Police Department colleagues, such as CTC Chief of Police and Director of Public Safety Charles Spann.
“My goal is to provide a safe environment for the students, faculty, staff and visitors on all of our campuses,” Campbell said.
Campbell will being working on the college’s Marietta Campus beginning January 2016.