Romae T. Powell Service Award

The Romae T. Powell Service Award is named in honor of the first female African American juvenile court judge in the State of Georgia. The recipients for this award need not be members of JCAG, but should have made an outstanding contribution to the field of juvenile justice.

Clinton Brown

Fulton Juvenile Court

Patti Johnson

Henry County Juvenile Court

T. Michael Sanford Award

The T. Michael Sanford Award is named in honor of the first president of the Georgia Association of Independent Juvenile Courts, now JCAG. The recipients of this award must be active members of the Association who have made an outstanding contribution to JCAG.

Daniell Robinson

Fulton Juvenile Court

Management Award

The Management Award is awarded to active members of JCAG who hold supervisors, assistant supervisors, chief probation officers, and other court administrative offices. The recipients have made an outstanding

Tai Smith

Clayton Juvenile Court

Direct Service Award

The Direct Service Award is awarded to active members of JCAG who are include intake officers, investigators, probation officers, resource coordinators, courtroom counselors, and other categories of personnel who perform similar professional tasks.

Amber Chatman

Clayton Juvenile Court

The Legacy Builder Award

The Legacy Builder Award is awarded to JCAG Member who always thinks outside the box and brings new ideas to the table. They drive the organization forward with their futuristic thinking and groundbreaking solutions.

Charlatte Smith

Henry Juvenile Court

The Going Above and Beyond Award

The Going Above and Beyond Award is awarded to the JCAG Member who is always prepared and keeps everything in order. They are the go-to person for any need, making the organization run smoothly.

Kimberly Hunter

Columbia Juvenile Court

The Shining Mind Award

The Shining Mind Award is awarded to the JCAG Member who is always prepared and keeps everything in order. They are the go-to person for any need, making the organization run smoothly.

Indya Grier

Clayton Juvenile Court