Steve Cantell

Steve Cantell dedicated over two decades of his life to serving both his country and his community. From 1981 to 2001, he served in the United States Army. He began as an aircraft mechanic on the Chinook Cargo Helicopter. Throughout his military career, Steve worked at various Army bases across the United States, recruiting for his unit. He also spent three years in Germany and earned the rank of First Sergeant E8. His final assignment took place at Fort Knox, where he led a team investigating alleged improprieties involving Army recruiters.

Transition to Law Enforcement

After retiring from the Army in 2001, Steve Cantell transitioned into law enforcement. In 2002, he joined the Cobb County Police Department as a patrol officer. For eight years, Steve served with dedication at Precinct 1, gaining valuable experience. In 2010, he was promoted to the Internal Affairs Unit as a background investigator. Steve continued to serve his community with integrity and professionalism in this new role.

A Community Staple

Steve’s unwavering commitment to serving both his country and community has made him a local hero. His dedication in both the military and law enforcement exemplifies his deep commitment to protecting and helping others. Steve’s love for service has earned him respect and admiration from his peers, friends, and family. Today, he remains a key figure in his community.

Honoring Steve Cantell

ALCOVA proudly recognized Steve Cantell as a “Hometown Hero.” The ceremony was attended by the entire Cobb County Police Department’s Internal Affairs Unit, including the Director, Captains, Chief, and Sergeants, along with Steve’s family. Barbie Brown, ALCOVA’s Southeast Sales Recruiter/Manager, had the honor of presenting Steve with a personalized plaque and a $500 check to commemorate his exceptional service.