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Flynn comes from family with a tradition of service. In World War II, his grandfather served with the famed Red Ball Express, and his father served 20 years in the U.S. Army. Though Flynn received a full engineering scholarship, his desire to serve led him into the U.S. Army. His 26 year career included three overseas tours. In Operation Iraqi Freedom, he led 157 soldiers in combat as an Infantry First Sergeant.

​Flynn and his family live near Marietta Square, where they enjoy dining, performing arts, weekend festivals, and visiting with Cobb County residents. They are members of historic Zion Baptist Church in Marietta, where they are active in several ministries. Flynn’s eldest daughter Victoria is a graduate of Armstrong State University and resides in Savannah.

Flynn’s service to Cobb County began in 2008, when he became a Cobb County Assistant Solicitor General. There he gained invaluable experience as a prosecutor in the complex environment of the courtroom, displaying the judicial skills necessary to succeed as your District Attorney.

In 2014, Flynn took the position of the Veterans Treatment and Accountability Court Coordinator for Cobb County. In that role, Flynn helped our Veterans in overcoming issues of substance abuse, PTSD, and behavioral issues to help them reintegrate back into society as productive citizens.

​In 2017 Flynn became Prosecuting Attorney for the Cobb County DUI Accountability Court, which offers a treatment alternative to DUI offenders who are willing to be accountable for their actions and seek treatment to control substance abuse issues. These programs save taxpayer’s money and produce better outcomes for offenders, reducing recidivism rates and making all our communities safer. Accountability Courts and the unique needs of Veterans remain Flynn’s special focus.

​After an intense campaign during the 2020 cycle, Flynn Broady became the District Attorney of the Cobb Judicial Circuit on Jan. 1, 2021 with a vow to hold violent criminals accountable while championing restorative justice initiatives. These initiatives have helped nonviolent offenders return to or obtain productive lives. DA Broady believes that through wider community engagement, including expanded access to accountability courts and more visible victim advocacy, we can continue to make restorative justice a priority in Cobb County.

• Successfully defended clients in high-stakes criminal cases, resulting in favorable outcomes that uphold their rights and futures.
• Achieved substantial settlements for personal injury clients, working in tandem with advocacy organizations to enhance awareness and support for victims.
• Engaged in community outreach initiatives that educate the public about legal rights and access to justice.

• Successfully prosecuted the Arbery case as a specially-appointed prosecutor

• Opened first-in-the-state Family Advocacy Center and Second Chance Desk; putting our values into practice

• Saved taxpayer money with efficient and effective leadership

• Named 2021 District Attorney of the Year by the Georgia Association of Black County Officials 

• Eliminated the case backlog in Cobb County through proactive collaboration with officials throughout our criminal justice system

• Expanded community engagement programs to stop crime before it happens

• Named in the National Black Lawyers Top 100