Commander, Support Operations Division:
Asst. Chief Mike Reonas
770.513.5775
Mike.Reonas@gwinnettcounty.com
Commander, Support Operations Division: Asst. Chief Mike Reonas
Assistant Chief Mike Reonas is currently Commander of the Support Operations Division. He began his career as Police Officer with the Gwinnett County Police Department in May 1977. He has earned promotions at regular intervals and has served in many areas of the agency. Assistant Chief Reonas has worked as Commander of both the Criminal Investigations and the Uniform Divisions, as well as the North and West Precincts. He was also Commander of the Professional Standards Unit and has served as the SWAT Team Commander. Prior to his appointment to Assistant Chief of Police in command of the Uniform Division, he served as Commander of Special Investigations Section.

Assistant Chief Reonas holds a master's degree in public administration, is a 2000 graduate of the Georgia Law Enforcement Command College, a 1996 graduate of the FBI Academy, and a 1976 graduate of Columbus State University where he earned a bachelor of science degree in criminal justice.
770.513.5775
Mike.Reonas@gwinnettcounty.com

Executive Aide to the Division Commander:
Lt. John Brady
770. 513.5774
John.Brady@gwinnettcounty.com
Support Operations Division

The Support Operations Division is commanded by Assistant Chief Mike Reonas.

The Support Operations Division is responsible for providing necessary support to all divisions within the Gwinnett County Police Department and ensuring that police services are delivered to the public in a timely and effective manner.

The Division is comprised of the following units:

Communications E911 - The communications section is responsible for receiving calls from the citizens of Gwinnett County and for dispatching emergency personnel as quickly and accurately as possible.

Records/GCIC - The Records/GCIC Unit is responsible for registering all pertinent law enforcement information into the records management system and the Georgia Crime Information Center database systems and ensuring that all approved data is readily accessible to the public and law enforcement personnel.

Property and Evidence Unit - The Property and Evidence Unit is responsible for providing a safe and efficient environment for the secure storage of all evidence and property recovered by members of the department.

Animal Welfare and Enforcement - The Animal Welfare and Enforcement Unit is responsible for reducing the occurrence of Animal Control ordinance violations and enforcing state and local protocols for rabies control.

Facilities/Fleet Operations

Facilities Management

  • Plans and oversees construction of new facilities, the maintenance of the twelve existing facilities, and planning for future facility related needs for the department.

Fleet Operations

  • Manages and maintains the department's large inventory which includes a fleet of over 900 vehicles.

Lobby Officer - The lobby officer is responsible for enhancing the safety and security of police department members and visitors to police headquarters.

Tele-Serve Unit - The Tele-Serve Unit is responsible for constructing incident reports with information obtained from citizens over the telephone; thereby freeing up uniform officers to handle emergency calls for service.