ATL Bio

02/19/2026

ATL Bio is honored to support the Paulding Public Safety Appreciation organization and be a part of the 13th Annual Run with the Badges 5K Glow Run!

We’re grateful for the opportunity to give back to the first responders and public safety professionals who serve our communities every day. Thank you for the work you do and for allowing us to stand alongside you in support of such a great cause.

We look forward to another great event! 💜🚓🚑🚒

Thank you so much to Atl Bio (Marietta) for sponsoring this year's 13th Annual Run with the Badges 5K Glow Run , as well as an additional donation that you made towards our organization! 🚨💛 It is because of support like yours that we're able to pour ourselves into the Paulding Public Safety Community.

02/17/2026

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02/10/2026

02/06/2026

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02/06/2026

ATL Bio was honored to stand alongside Whitfield County Coroner Clyde McDaniel Jr. in a recent news interview and to donate this device in support of his office and the families they serve.

We’re grateful to Grace Kraemer TV and Kaitlyn Ross for helping share this story and spotlight the importance of providing coroners with the tools they need to do their jobs with dignity, accuracy, and compassion.

This is exactly why ATL Bio exists—to support our last responders and help bring answers and closure when it matters most.

Clyde McDaniel, Whitfield's County Coroner, told Local 3 News that the scanner will help jump-start investigations.

02/06/2026

MOVE OVER!!!! ➡️

This morning, one of our officers was working a crash on I-20 when his patrol vehicle was struck by a driver who failed to move over.

Thankfully, the officer was transported to the hospital and is expected to make a full recovery. But this could have ended very differently.

When you see flashing blue, red, or amber lights,slow down and move over. That law exists for a reason. Officers, firefighters, tow operators, and road crews are standing just feet away from live traffic doing their jobs so everyone else can get home safely.

One moment of inattention can change a life. Please do your part and move over!!

02/01/2026

Our hearts are heavy today hearing the news involving two Gwinnett County police officers. We are holding their families, loved ones, and the entire law enforcement community in our thoughts during this incredibly difficult time. 💙

01/30/2026

This week we recognize the professionals who serve families during some of the hardest moments of their lives — Medicolegal Death Investigation Professionals.

These are the coroners, medical examiners, investigators, autopsy techs, and support staff who work behind the scenes with compassion, professionalism, and dedication to uncover answers and bring closure to families. Their work is often unseen, but it is never unimportant.

At ATL Bio, we are honored to support these incredible professionals every day. Your commitment to truth, dignity, and service does not go unnoticed. Thank you for the long hours, the emotional strength, and the care you bring to every case.

We are proud to stand beside you.

01/30/2026

Big news for ATL Bio today and Whitfield County 🤍

A recent news story highlighted something we’re incredibly proud of — we donated a fingerprint scanner to help identify the deceased locally, without families having to wait for their loved one to be transported to the GBI. This means answers, closure, and the ability to begin the grieving process can happen sooner for families going through the unthinkable.

This right here is why I started ATL Bio. We’re not just a biohazard company — we’re here to truly care for people during some of the worst, most heartbreaking moments of their lives. Being able to support our coroners and last responders with tools that help families faster is an honor we don’t take lightly.

We are so grateful to work alongside professionals who carry such a heavy responsibility with compassion and dedication. Thank you for trusting us to help care for these families and handle the aftermath with dignity and respect.

A special thank you to Kaitlyn Ross for sharing this story, and to Whitfield County Coroner Clyde McDaniel Jr. for your service and commitment to your community.

We’re always here to help. That will never change. 🖤

For one family, answers came in minutes instead of weeks… and it changed everything.

Last summer, the Whitfield County Coroner’s Office handled a heartbreaking case where a loved one could not be identified right away.

The process took nearly two and a half weeks, leaving a family waiting in painful uncertainty during an already devastating time.

That moment stayed with Coroner Clyde McDaniel.

Determined to prevent families from having to endure that kind of wait again, he began looking for a solution.

A simple tool, he realized, could make an enormous difference: a portable fingerprint scanner that could help identify someone quickly, right on scene.

A few months later, that idea reached the right people. ATLBio stepped in and donated a portable fingerprint scanner to the Whitfield County Coroner’s Office, delivering it in December.

Then came a call on the night of January 27.

Another unidentified individual. Another family waiting for answers.

This time, the new scanner was used… and within minutes, there was a positive identification. No weeks of wondering. No drawn-out limbo. Just answers, and the ability to begin the next difficult steps with clarity and dignity.

“This eliminated what could have been weeks of uncertainty for the family,” McDaniel said.

In moments like these, technology becomes more than a device.

It becomes compassion. It becomes respect.

And it becomes a reminder that small changes can make a profound difference when people are hurting the most ❤️