10/16/2026
THE ADC WOULD LIKE TO WELCOME THE
DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT, LIEUTENANT COLONEL A. TILLMAN.
As an accomplished criminal justice professional and public service leader, Deputy Superintendent Angela L. Tillman has nearly 30 years of progressive experience in court administration, juvenile justice, probation and parole, community corrections, and public safety. Throughout her career, she has demonstrated a commitment to organizational excellence, strategic leadership, staff development, evidence-based practices, and the effective administration of justice. Her extensive experience spans executive operations, workforce management, policy implementation, program oversight, and interagency collaboration across multiple areas of the criminal justice system.
Throughout her career with the Fairfax Juvenile & Domestic Relations District Court and the Virginia Department of Corrections, Deputy Superintendent Tillman has held positions of increasing responsibility, including Deputy Chief Probation and Parole Officer, Senior Probation and Parole Officer, Probation Counselor, and Hearing Officer. In these roles, she has provided operational leadership, supervised and developed multidisciplinary teams, managed complex programs, supported accreditation and compliance initiatives, and contributed to strategic agency priorities. Her leadership experience includes serving as an acting unit manager and intake supervisor, overseeing recruitment and workforce development, managing specialized supervision programs, and directing operational initiatives designed to strengthen organizational effectiveness and service delivery.
Deputy Superintendent Tillman is recognized for her ability to navigate complex operational challenges, interpret and implement policies, foster accountability, and build collaborative relationships with judicial officials, law enforcement, schools, government agencies, and community stakeholders. Her professional approach emphasizes balancing accountability with rehabilitation, promoting evidence-based interventions, supporting staff success, and advancing fair and effective justice outcomes. She is committed to cultivating a culture of professionalism, integrity, continuous improvement, and public trust.
A graduate of North Carolina State University, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, Deputy Superintendent Tillman brings a wealth of institutional knowledge, leadership experience, and dedication to public service. Her career reflects a sustained commitment to strengthening criminal justice operations, developing future leaders, and making a meaningful impact on the individuals, families, and communities served by the justice system.
