Phoenix - City Council

Kevin Robinson




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Office
Phoenix - City Council

District
District 6

Term
2023-2027

Level
Local

Activity

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About

Kevin began his career as a patrol officer in Arcadia in 1980 and worked his way up the ranks. While assigned as the Operations Lieutenant in the Planning and Research Bureau, Kevin led the process of building what is now the Ahwatukee substation. Kevin became Assistant Police Chief in 2000, a role he held for 13 years. During his more than 36 years as a police officer, Kevin was awarded the Medal of Valor and the Medal of Merit––the police department’s two highest citations for heroism and bravery. Kevin has also been active in Arizona’s nonprofit community for more than 20 years and for more than a decade has served on the board of Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central and Northern Arizona, including two terms as president of the board. Since his retirement from the Phoenix Police Department, Kevin has served on several key community boards including the Arizona Supreme Court Judicial Council, a policy-making body that oversees the state’s judicial system, the Arizona Police Officers Standards and Training Board, and the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office Community Advisory Board. He is currently a lecturer at ASU’s Watts College, where he teaches in the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice. Kevin earned a B.A. in Management as well as a Master of Public Administration from ASU. He and his wife, Dr. Michele Halyard, are longtime District 6 residents and have three children. | Contact Information - Email: council.district.6@phoenix.gov - Phone: 602-262-7491

Education

Rocky Mountain Leadership Program - University of Denver | FBI National Academy | FBI National Executive Institute

Experience

Kevin's law enforcement career in Arcadia began in 1980, culminating in his role as Assistant Police Chief for 13 years. With over 36 years of service, he earned top honors for bravery and heroism. Active in nonprofits for 20+ years, he chaired Ronald McDonald House Charities. Kevin now lectures at ASU's Watts College, holding a Master's in Public Administration. He and his wife reside in District 6, raising three children.