Cobb Police Athletic League

Cobb Police Athletic League Cobb PAL focuses on juvenile crime prevention through athletic and recreational activities for Cobb County’s high-risk neighborhoods, primarily in South Cobb.

Cobb Police Athletic League (PAL) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to empowering youth ages 4 to 18 through athletics, mentorship, and positive relationships with law enforcement. Cobb Police Athletic League (PAL) is a charitable non-profit 501(c)(3) organization whose mission is to make a positive difference in the lives of young people ages 4-18. Through the various athletic and recreational a

ctivities these youth are surrounded with the positive influences of adults, police officers, and volunteers in a controlled, supervised environment. The PAL program helps expand public awareness about the role of a police officer and the strengthening of the responsible principles and attitudes instilled in young people by their parents. The Cobb PAL organization is a great example of providing a positive environment for less privileged youth to interact with police. Cobb PAL targets children from the South Cobb area, specifically encouraging children who have never had the opportunity to participate due to an inability to pay the costs often associated with organized sports. Police officers serve as coaches and mentor the children and in the first season alone, logged over 500 volunteer hours. Since its establishment in 2011, Cobb PAL has experienced overwhelming support from the local community and was asked to expand its programs. Cobb PAL now offers a competitive track program, a football camp and a baseball camp. The cornerstone of the track program is mandatory parent involvement. Parents of Cobb PAL kids also serve as volunteers, assisting at meets and practices. As a result of this law enforcement and community collaborative effort, the youth involved in the program see the police in a setting that fosters trust and also demonstrates to the community the police department’s commitment to serving citizens. In the spring of 2011, the Cobb PAL Track Team competed in its first track season with 75 children (ages 6-14 years old) from the South Cobb area. In 2012, the Cobb PAL Track Team served 110 children, a 46% increase from 2011. In 2013, the Cobb PAL Track Team served 115 children. Today, the PAL track team has continued to grow and participated in its first ever USATF National Track Meet in July 2015. We placed in the top 20 at Nationals in nine events. Cobb PAL hosts a football camp and baseball camp for kids from the South Cobb area annually. This program includes teaching skills/fundamentals, improving fitness and the opportunity for the kids to show off what they have learned for parents on the last day of camp. Cobb PAL is continuing to grow and we are working toward expanding the program to different parts of the county and hope to soon offer more sports. Cobb PAL seeks financial support through grants and donations.

⚽ Soccer Camp is NEXT WEEK! Get ready for two days of fun, teamwork, skill-building, and plenty of time on the field! 🥅🙌...
08/25/2026

⚽ Soccer Camp is NEXT WEEK!

Get ready for two days of fun, teamwork, skill-building, and plenty of time on the field! 🥅🙌

We can’t wait to see our young athletes out there kicking it with Cobb PAL! 💙⚽

https://form.jotform.com/261585886702166

Let’s play! 🎉

⚾ Cobb PAL is hosting our  BASEBALL CAMP IS NEXT WEEK! ⚾Cobb PAL Baseball Camp is almost here! Get ready for baseball, f...
08/13/2026

⚾ Cobb PAL is hosting our BASEBALL CAMP IS NEXT WEEK! ⚾

Cobb PAL Baseball Camp is almost here! Get ready for baseball, fun, teamwork, and building confidence with Cobb Police Athletic League!

Learn new skills! ⚾ Improve your game! Make new friends!

Build positive relationships with our Cobb County Police Department officers

HAVE FUN!

Don’t miss out—Cobb PAL Baseball Camp is NEXT WEEK!

Let’s PLAY BALL! ⚾🔥



Register at the link below or scan the QR code on the flyer.

https://form.jotform.com/261553121651146

Our teens are back in school, and many are also getting behind the wheel.Cobb PAL families, take a moment to talk with y...
08/12/2026

Our teens are back in school, and many are also getting behind the wheel.

Cobb PAL families, take a moment to talk with your teen drivers about making safe choices every time they hit the road. Buckle up, put the phone down, limit distractions, and watch your speed.

The school year is underway, and for teen drivers, that means more time behind the wheel.

Whether you’re driving to school, practice, work, or meeting up with friends, the rules of the road stay the same.

Buckle up. Put the phone down. Limit distractions. Watch your speed.

Start the school year with safe habits that last long after the first bell rings.

08/11/2026

Give yourself a few extra minutes before heading out. Expect heavier traffic, slow down, and give school buses plenty of space. Being a few minutes late is never worth putting yourself or someone else at risk.

Plan ahead. Slow down. Arrive safely.

08/10/2026

School is back in session, and that means more students, buses, crossing guards, and families traveling our roads each day.

Slow down. Put your phone away. Stay alert in school zones and expect children to cross unexpectedly.

A few extra seconds can help keep everyone safe.

08/07/2026

School is back in session.

That means more students walking, more crossing guards on the road, and more school buses making frequent stops.

Stay alert. Stay off your phone.

Thank you to the Atlanta Braves Foundation for inviting members of Cobb PAL to the Community Clubhouse experience at Tru...
08/05/2026

Thank you to the Atlanta Braves Foundation for inviting members of Cobb PAL to the Community Clubhouse experience at Truist Park. Coaches and families enjoyed a special pregame event that celebrated community partnerships before cheering on the Braves together. We appreciate the opportunity to connect with our community both on and off the field.

08/05/2026

School is back, and so are school buses.

When a school bus stops and its red lights are flashing, stop. Taking a few extra moments can help protect the students getting on and off the bus.

Know the law. Help keep Cobb County's students safe this school year.

Join us as we assist Cobb County Police Department Community Affairs Unit with National Night Out 2026, there will be lo...
07/30/2026

Join us as we assist Cobb County Police Department Community Affairs Unit with National Night Out 2026, there will be lots to see and do and thanks to KIDS CARE we will have backpacks and school supplies to give out to any student (pre-k thru 12th grade) that comes by the table to see us.

One backpack per student as supplies last.

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545 S. Fairground Street
Marietta, GA
30060

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