E-911 Command Staff

Katrina R. Harley

Katrina began her career in E 9-1-1 Services with Fulton County Government in 2001. While at Fulton County, Katrina worked in nearly every agency capacity, including Training Supervisor and Interim Assistant Director. Katrina was recognized for fifteen years of service with Fulton County Emergency Services.

While employed with Fulton County, Katrina received several awards, including being recognized twice as the Telecommunicator of the Year, Employee of the Month, Shining Star, among others.  

She is a Certified Peace Officers Standards Training Council Instructor, Certified as a Basic Communications Officer, and while at Fulton County served as the agency's Terminal Agency Coordinator, and Certified CPR Instructor. In 2016, Katrina desired to make an impact on the community she has called home since 2004. 

She began her career at The Douglas County Task Force on Family Violence, Incorporated where she had previously volunteered on the Domestic and Sexual Assault Response Teams. At the DCTF, Katrina served as Community Relations/Legal Advocate. 

In 2018, Katrina was instrumental in setting policy and operational practices in Douglas County’s first-ever Child Advocacy Center, where she served as Lead Forensic Interviewer, Director of Forensic Services, and later Program Manager. Katrina last served the Task Force in the role of Executive Director. Katrina graduated Summa Cum Laude from Park University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Management/Computer Information Systems.  Katrina also holds a Master of Science in Education with a specialization in Training and Program Improvement.