Disbanded
Effective date: 2009-06-30
Mitchell County's official Southwest Georgia Drug Task Force page states the unit has been disbanded as of June 30, 2009. Contemporary reporting described the Mitchell County-hosted multi-jurisdiction unit as idled earlier that spring during a legal dispute over the county police department that hosted it; remaining partner Grady County then left when the contract year ended and stood up in-house sheriff's drug investigators.
Southwest Georgia Drug Task Force
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Southwest Georgia Drug Task Force provides municipal law-enforcement services for GA. Municipal police departments in this class typically answer emergency and non-emergency calls, patrol the city, investigate local crimes, and work traffic and community problem-solving within the incorporated limits, coordinating with the county sheriff or neighboring agencies as needed. Southwest Georgia Drug Task Force is listed at GA. Dial 911 for emergencies. More information: https://www.mitchellcountyga.net/swgadtf/. This directory entry summarizes the agency's area of responsibility for readers seeking the correct public-safety contact for GA; confirm hours, divisions, and personnel on the official website when published. Contact details shown here are limited to numbers and addresses verified from official public sources for this agency. For emergencies anywhere in the United States, dial 911; use the published non-emergency line for routine business, records requests, and non-urgent community concerns.
According to the U.S. Census Bureau (ACS 2023), Camilla city, GA has an estimated population of 5,158.
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