Master Corporal Mike Stone joined the Carrollton Police Department in 1981 after being honorably discharged from the United States Navy.  He is a 1973 graduated of Carrollton High School.  During his 28 years of service he received 1200 hours of P.O.S.T. training.  He also received his Intermediate, Advanced, and Supervisory Certificates. 

Officer Susan Warren became a full time police officer with the Carrollton Police Department on January 29, 1978.  During her time as a police officer she received over 700 hours of P.O.S.T. training.  She was transferred to Codes Enforcement on July 1, 1998.  She maintained her police officer certification during her time as a Codes Enforcement Officer.  She retired on February 13, 2008.

Master Corporal Willis Boddie joined the Carrollton Police Department on May 8th, 1984. He was promoted to Corporal in 1988, transferred to the Community Oriented Policing Division in 1990 working the Westside Patrol. He fulfilled the requirements for Intermediate Certification in April 1992. He returned to night shift Street Patrol in 1993 as O.I.C. (Officer in Charge). In 1995 he fulfilled the requirements for Supervisory and Advanced Certification achieving Master Corporal status. He returned to the Community Oriented Policing Division in 1998, working foot patrol on Adamson Square. On July 28, 2004, he moved to the Patrol Division’s “B” Shift where he remained until his retirement on January 31, 2009.

Cpl. Steed joined the Carrollton Police Department in 1982.  During his 26 years of service he worked in the Patrol Division, D.U.I. Grant, Traffic Division, and the Criminal Investigation Division. In 1985 Kerry received the Jaycee's Young Officer of the Year Award. In 1989 he received the Officer of the Year Award from the Optimist Club, and in 1998 received the Respect for Law Award from the Optimist Club. Kerry received his Intermediate, Advanced and Supervisory certifications in September 1999. He is a member of the Carrollton Fraternal Order of Police and served as its President from 1983 – 1985.

Tom Wester graduated from Carrollton High School in 1965. He has worked for the West Georgia College (SUWG) Police Department(1969), the Treasure Lake Police Department (1969 - 1970) as night shift supervisor; the Bremen Police Department (1970 - 1977) and the Carrollton Police Department beginning in 1984. He attained his EMT School certification in 1970. In 1973 Tom attended the 214th Georgia Police Academy in Atlanta, Ga. In 1976 549th Certification GA Peace Officer. In 1986 He attended the 1st Georgia Police Academy Traffic Accident School. He has earned the U. S. Coast Guard Master Captain License (1995). He is one of the 1st 30 accident reconstructionist in the State and is a founding member of the Carrollton Police SWAT, Traffic and Sniper units.

Deputy Chief Mike Bradley retired after nearly 29 years of dedicated service to the Department. He joined the Department in October of 1974. He served the Department in carious capacities beginning with the Patrol Division where he served as Patrol Officer, Corporal and Sergeant. He also led the Criminal Investigation Division as Captain prior to his promotion to Deputy Chief of Police. He continues to serve on the Board of Directors of the Carroll County Rape Crisis Center. He also served on the Human Service Team for Carroll County, the Safe Kids of Georgia in Carroll County and was a member of the Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police and the International Association for Identification. On March 17, 2005 Deputy Chief Mike Bradley was awarded the Medal of Valor for Outstanding Services performed during a shootout where another officer was shot at First Tuesday Mall.

Jane began her career with the Police Department in 1975 as the city's first female patrol officer.  She worked her way through the ranks from patrol Sergeant, DUI coordinator for the City, County, and University, departmental training officer, Assistant Chief of Police.  She was an instructor, both locally as well as with the Regional Police Academy.  Jane received her Master's degree from the University of West Georgia in Psychology and held an Assoc. Degree in Criminal Justice.  After service 18 years with the Police Department she was transferred over to City Hall to begin the city's Human Resources Department for (then) 250 employees.

Capt. Mike Thomas retired after nearly 25 years of dedicated service to the Department. Capt. Thomas began his police career with the Carrollton Police Department in November of 1976. He served in various capacities ranging from Patrol Officer to Lieutenant of Criminal Investigations for twelve (12) years. In September of 1996 he was promoted to Captain of Uniform Services where he served until his retirement in March 2001. 

Capt. Thomas graduated from the International Association of Chiefs of Police Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado in November of 1973 and attended numerous job related specialized schools, including a three-week management course. He was a member of the Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police, the Georgia State Intelligence Network, and the Multi-Agency Problem Solving Board. The 2001 Carrollton Police Department Annual Report was dedicated to Capt. Mike Thomas for his dedication and service. On March 17, 2005 Capt. Mike Thomas was awarded the Purple Heard for injuries he received while serving a warrant on July 16, 1979. Capt. Thomas was also awarded the Medal of Valor for Outstanding Services performed during a shootout where another officer was shot at First Tuesday Mall.

Officer Willie North joined the Carrollton Police Department on July 15, 1968. After serving the City of Carrollton for over 33 years, Officer North retired in December of 2001. In 1983, Officer North transferred to the Carrollton Fire Department, however, after a short time decided to resume his passion for law enforcement and returned to the City of Carrollton Police Department. Officer North received over 467 hours of training during his career with the Carrollton Police Department. Some areas of his training included Officer Survival, Crisis Intervention, Domestic Violence, Abuse of the Elderly, Hazardous Materials, Firearms, and Accident Investigations. Officer North served this Department in Administrative duties of Fleet Management and supervision of the School Crossing Guards for the City Schools. On February 7, 2005, Officer North was honored by the Carrollton City Council as the City’s first black police officer. On March 17, 2005 Officer Willie North was awarded the Purple Heart for injuries he received during an arrest on January 1, 1974.

Officer Johnson began his law enforcement career with the University of West Georgia Department of Public Safety in January of 1979. He joined the Carrollton Police Department in June of 1979 and was employed until August 1983. On November 11, 1980 Officer Johnson was wounded in a shoot-out at First Tuesday Mall. He was awarded the Purple Heart for injuries received in the line of duty on March 17, 2005. During his career he received many hours of training including Explosives, Search and Seizure and Leadership Issues. He was also a certified Radar Operator.