Arrest Records By County - Georgia (GA)
Berrien Bibb Carroll Catoosa Chatham Clarke Cobb Columbia Coweta Dawson Decatur DeKalb Douglas Effingham Floyd Fulton Gilmer Gordon Gwinnett Habersham Haralson Henry Houston Jackson Liberty Madison Muscogee Newton Oconee Pickens Rabun Richmond Rockdale Tift Turner Upson Ware White Whitfield| Name | Arrest |
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To find arrest records by county in Georgia, you can follow these steps:
Georgia Felon Search: The Georgia Felon Search website allows you to search for individuals who have been convicted of felony offenses in the state. While it may not provide comprehensive arrest records, it can provide information about felony convictions. You can visit the Georgia Felon Search website (https://gta.georgia.gov/georgia-felon-search) and search using the person’s name or Georgia Department of Corrections ID to find felony records.
County Sheriff’s Office: Each county in Georgia has its own sheriff’s office, which often maintains arrest records for their jurisdiction. You can visit the website or contact the sheriff’s office of the specific county you are interested in to inquire about arrest records. They may have online search tools or provide instructions on how to access arrest records.
Fulton County Sheriff’s Office: Website – http://www.fultonsheriff.org/
DeKalb County Sheriff’s Office: Website – https://www.dekalbsheriff.org/
Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office: Website – https://www.gwinnettcountysheriff.com/
Cobb County Sheriff’s Office: Website – https://www.cobbsheriff.org/
Chatham County Sheriff’s Office: Website – https://www.chathamsheriff.org/
Richmond County Sheriff’s Office (Augusta): Website – https://www.richmondcountysheriffsoffice.com/
Muscogee County Sheriff’s Office (Columbus): Website – https://www.muscogeecountysheriff.org/
Public Records Request: You can submit a public records request to the appropriate government agency in Georgia, such as the sheriff’s office or the county clerk’s office, to obtain arrest records. Each agency may have its own process for handling public records requests, so you will need to contact them directly to inquire about the necessary steps.