City One Security & Investigative Agency, LLC
Meet the Executive Team
Anthony Jackson, Jr.
President and CEO
A native New Orleanian, Anthony Jackson Jr earned his bachelor's degree from Southeastern University in 2019, where he majored in Criminal Justice and Sociology, jumpstarting his career in public safety. He served as a former aide to Kenner Mayor Ben Zahn and interned at City Hall and Criminal District Court.
Jackson always had a passion for public health and safety. He ran for the Louisiana House of Representatives District 100 of New Orleans, East, stating that he would “Represent the people, not the ‘good old boy’ political system that never really provides the services that the public is looking for." Jackson Jr. later became the youngest member elected to the Democratic Executive Committee in Orleans Parish through dedication and perseverance. As President of the NOPD Policy Community Advisory board, he hosted a peaceful rally to bridge the community and police gap.
Jackson continues to solidify his career in Public Safety through education and training. In 2020, while still advocating for his community, Jackson received a master's degree in public administration with a concentration in policy and government from the University of Grand Canyon. He concluded his studies with a certificate in Hospitality Tourism and Management from the University of Florida Atlantic.
Anthony Jackson, Sr.
Director of Operations
Jackson Sr. has a diverse background in the security industry, starting with his career in retail loss prevention. Here, he learned customer service skills, detecting suspicious behaviors and recovering stolen merchandise from potential shoplifters. Jackson gained a passion for public safety while climbing the ladder in the security industry, which led to numerous positions including Security Supervisor, Security Lieutenant, Security Captain, Operations Manager, and Director of Security.
Throughout his extensive career, Jackson received two prestigious awards. The first award he received was on the grounds of the Military Map Station from a High Ranking Army Official due to the apprehension of an armed suspect. The second award he received was from Sheriff Marlin Gusman for his bravery while saving a child from being kidnapped. The award from Sheriff Guzman attracted more recognition for Jackson's act of vigilance through proclamations from the Mayor Latoya Cantrell of New Orleans, City Council of New Orleans, Lt Governor of Louisiana, Billy Nungesser, and U.S. Congressman Cedric Richmond.
As an active deputy for the Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office, Jackson received training as a Post Certified Correctional Officer and became certified in weapons training.