Reginald L. Moorman is a seasoned law enforcement professional with over two decades of experience with the Atlanta Police Department (APD). He began his career in 2001 as a foot beat officer in Zone 6, later serving in Zone 3’s Crime Suppression Unit. Rising through the ranks, he played a key role in reducing crime by 19% as a lieutenant in Zone 3.

In 2013, Moorman was appointed deputy director of the High-Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA) Task Force, managing a $7 million budget and overseeing operations among 30+ law enforcement agencies. He introduced the Nasal Naloxone (Narcan) Program to APD and later, as captain, led Zone 5 to significant crime reductions before transitioning to the Major Crimes Section and Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (HJAIA).

Beyond APD, Moorman has served as an adjunct professor at multiple universities and was the first senior public safety official at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, where his leadership helped it earn the title of the NFL’s #1 stadium for safety and security.

Promoted to major in 2020, he led APD’s community outreach during COVID-19, commanded the Major Crimes Section, and later returned to HJAIA as Airport Section Commander, managing a $23 million budget at the world’s busiest airport. Most recently, as Zone 1 commander, his leadership earned APD the 2023 Crime Reduction Award.

Moorman holds a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Criminal Justice from Georgia State University. He is a graduate of the Atlanta Police Leadership Institute (Tier 4 & 5), Northwestern University’s School of Police Staff and Command, the Senior Management Institute for Police (PERF), and the Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police Chief Executive Training Program. He serves on multiple advisory boards and committees dedicated to public safety.

Outside of law enforcement, he enjoys sports, traveling, reading, chess, and spending time with his wife and children.