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Atlanta Police Officer Jobs

Serving the people of Atlanta as a Atlanta Police Officer could be a rewarding career. Use the information on this site to contact the Atlanta police department and start your new police career now.

Atlanta Police Department
Recruitment Unit
City Hall East -- Fourth Floor
675 Ponce De Leon Avenue,
N. Atlanta, Georgia 30308
(404) 853-7650

Atlanta Police Job Information

Atlanta, Georgia
Atlanta is the capital city of the State of Georgia, the seat of Fulton County government, and the central economic base of the twenty counties comprising the Atlanta Metropolitan Statistical Area. The City limits embrace an area of 131.4 square miles with a resident population of approximately 425,000 people. With the Atlanta metropolitan area being the leading economic center in the Southeast, the City has a wide range of economic activity: manufacturing, transportation, finance, and conventions and tourism. Historically a railroad hub, Atlanta now operates one of the major airports in the nation. Atlanta is home to a prominent university community, professional sports teams, cultural organizations, and active community groups. The City hosted the 1996 Summer Olympics as well as other major sporting events and political conventions.

The Atlanta Police Department
With an authorized strength of over 1786 sworn officers, the Atlanta Police Department is the largest law enforcement agency in the State of Georgia. A full-service police agency, the Department has adopted a community oriented philosophy and relies heavily upon community input and collaborative problem-solving strategies. It is through heightened community involvement in public safety matters that the Atlanta Police Department will most effectively address its three major priorities of (1) youth-related crime, (2) domestic violence, and (3) the perception of crime in Atlanta.