Meet Latisha Walker
Making a Difference
A Lifetime of Service
Breaking Barriers in Law Enforcement
Beyond the Badge
Faith & Family
For more than two decades, Latisha has dedicated her life to protecting communities, serving others, and making a positive difference. Her career began in law enforcement, where she proudly served the people of South Carolina before continuing her commitment to public service as the elected Councilwoman for Orangeburg County Council District 7.
Throughout her distinguished law enforcement career, Latisha made history as the first African American woman promoted to Investigator with the Orangeburg County Sheriff's Office and later became the first African American woman promoted to Lieutenant with the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division. She also led South Carolina's first Human Trafficking Unit, reflecting her lifelong commitment to protecting others and serving with integrity.
Today, Latisha continues serving through public office, nonprofit leadership, and entrepreneurship. She is the Founder and CEO of the Tiffany Grant Foundation and the Founder and Creative Director of Touched by Tisha®, a custom art and design company. Latisha continues her commitment to education and community engagement through her service at South Carolina State University, where she serves on the Global Engagement Group and the Social Work Advisory Committee.
Above every accomplishment, Latisha values her roles as a wife, mother, woman of faith, and servant leader. She believes leadership is built on integrity, accountability, and compassion; and that the greatest responsibility of public office is serving the people.