Al Wiggins recently joined the city of Chamblee as deputy city manager. He will manage operational functions of the city including contract management, capital projects, vendors and consultants. He will also assist in preparation of the annual budget and assist constituents with their needs as well as manage staff. Wiggins most recently served as the city manager of Forest Park in Clayton County. In that role, Wiggins was responsible for more than 270 employees and an annual budget of $24 million.
“This is an exciting time for Chamblee as we add this position,” said Jon Walker, Chamblee City Manager. “The
deputy city manager will oversee daily operations and project management of several departments as well as coordinate
activities in support of my initiatives.”
Prior to his appointment as Forest Park’s city manager, Wiggins served as Forest Park’s Planning, Building and Zoning director. He previously served as a division manager with Cobb County Community Development, lead city marshal with the city of Smyrna and public works supervisor with the city of Avondale Estates. He began his career in local government as a police officer in the city of Avondale Estates.
“I’m excited about the opportunity to be part of the Chamblee team and to help manage the development of the city through the implementation of smart growth practices,” Wiggins said. “Chamblee has created a great reputation and positioned itself as a leading community in the region.”
Wiggins is a veteran of the US Air Force.
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