Amber A. Robinson is a Division Chief over Legislation, Administrative, and City Council matters in the City of Atlanta’s Department of Law, where she has practiced exclusively for the duration of her 22-year legal career.

As Division Chief over Legislation, Administrative, and City Council matters, Amber provides advice and counsel to the City of Atlanta regarding the legislative and policy-related matters. Amber also provides legal advice and counsel to the City of Atlanta’s Chief Transparency Officer and acts as the Open Records Officer for the Department of Law.

She currently serves on the Municipal Market Company Board of Directors for the City of Atlanta and has served as Co-chair of the Policy Workgroup of the City of Atlanta’s Reimagining Atlanta City Detention Center Task Force from 2019-2020; as a member of the Atlanta-Fulton County Pre-Arrest Diversion Design Team from 2015-2017; and as a member of the Mayor's Taskforce to Address Prostitution in the City of Atlanta, 2012-2013.

A native of the Atlanta area, Amber earned her Bachelor of Science Degree in International Affairs from the Georgia Institute of Technology, and her Juris Doctorate from the Georgia State University College of Law.