Todd Hood joins Woodstock Police as deputy chief
Todd Hood began serving as Woodstock’s deputy police chief August 20, bringing more than 25 years of law-enforcement experience, the city announced.
Todd Hood began serving as Woodstock’s deputy police chief August 20, bringing more than 25 years of law-enforcement experience, the city announced.
Hood came from the Johns Creek Police Department, where he served in a command role in the chief’s office. His policing career began in Alpharetta in 1998, and he became a founding member of the Johns Creek department in 2008.
Before entering law enforcement, Hood served four years in the Marine Corps, including an assignment with the White House Military Office. His education includes a criminal-justice bachelor’s degree and a master’s degree in public safety administration.
The city also identified him as a graduate of the FBI National Academy’s 292nd session. The appointment adds an experienced regional law-enforcement leader to Woodstock’s command staff.
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