The Warren County Sheriff's Office is the county law-enforcement agency for Warren County, Georgia, based at 169 N. Highway 80 in the county seat of Warrenton. Its official page states the office was established in 1793 with the founding of Warren County and that it strives to serve citizens with honesty, integrity, and fairness. Sheriff Joe T. Peebles, listed as sheriff from 1988 to the present, leads the office with Chief Deputy Jammie Smith and Administrative Assistant Tonja Dukes. The published non-emergency number is 706-465-3340, fax 706-465-3091, and public email [email protected]. The Georgia Sheriffs' Association lists the same phone and mailing address, P.O. Box 626, Warrenton, GA 30828. Warren County does not operate a separate county police department. The county's 2019 joint comprehensive plan states that two local agencies provide law enforcement: the Sheriff's Office, which serves unincorporated Warren County and the cities of Camak and Norwood from the Public Safety Center, and the City of Warrenton Police Department, which operates from City Hall. The 2023 hazard-mitigation plan repeats that split and notes the county does not operate a jail, contracting with McDuffie County for inmate housing. Warrenton Police Department is a municipal agency at 158 West Gibson Street, non-emergency 706-465-3309. This directory record was previously labeled Warren Co PD Warrenton; the listed phone and county sources identify it as the Sheriff's Office, not city police.
Public contact information is available for Warren County Sheriff's Office, including 2 listed contacts that officers can use for training coordination or general inquiries when provided by the department.
Warren County Sheriff's Office
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