Funeral Saturday for former Cobb Police Chief Hightower
WEBAug 22, 2012 · MARIETTA — Robert E. Hightower, who became the first director over the Cobb County Department of Public Safety in 1993, died Tuesday. He was 78.
Memorial Service for Former Cobb Police Chief Today
WEBAug 25, 2012 · Hightower completed a 26-year tenure with Cobb, serving as Chief of Police as well as the first Director of Public Safety, overseeing police, fire, 911 and corrections.
Memorial Service for Former Cobb Police Chief Saturday
WEBAug 24, 2012 · Hightower completed a 26-year tenure with Cobb, serving as Chief of Police as well as the first Director of Public Safety, overseeing police, fire, 911 and corrections.
Service Saturday for Former Cobb Police Chief - Patch
WEBAug 24, 2012 · Just two months after Cobb County police headquarters in Marietta was renamed after Robert E. Hightower, he died of complications from a fall. Hightower completed a 26-year tenure with Cobb ...
Obituary for Robert E. Hightower - mayeswarddobbins.com
WEBBob became the first director over the Cobb County Department of Public Safety in 1993. Retiring from Cobb County in May 1999, he accepted an appointment from Gov. Roy Barnes as Colonel of the Georgia State Patrol.
Retired Major Robert Hightower funeral arrangements - 11Alive.com
WEBSep 24, 2020 · Georgia's first Black state trooper to be laid to rest. A funeral set for Retired Major Robert Hightower will be held Saturday, Sept. 26, at New Calvary Missionary Baptist Church in Atlanta.
Cobb Police headquarters named for former chief
WEBJun 15, 2012 · MARIETTA — Eight months after suffering a stroke, former police chief Bob Hightower said he was determined to make it to Thursday’s dedication ceremony for the newly renamed Cobb Police.
Georgia's First African American State Trooper Has Died
WEBSep 23, 2020 · Retired Major Robert Hightower became the first African American State Trooper hired by the Georgia State Patrol in 1970. After 28 years of service with the Department of Public Safety, Hightower retired in 1998 …
Georgia’s first African American state trooper dies
WEBSep 24, 2020 · Retired Major Robert Hightower, Georgia’s first African American state trooper hired by the Georgia State Patrol in 1970, died last Friday.
Department History - Cobb County Georgia
WEBRobert E. Hightower was a former Chief of Police, and the first Director of Public Safety in Cobb County. After his retirement from Cobb County, Mr. Hightower was the director of Georgia State Patrol and the first Director of Homeland Security.
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