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Recent Press Releases
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT:
3pm Tuesday , June 3…
Gordon County Sheriff’s Office (GCSO) has been advised today by CSX Railway that the RR Crossings at State Route 136 in Resaca and also at Craigtown Road will be closed for 48 hours for track maintenance beginning Monday, June 9th, 2025. We will publish any further updates made available to us by CSX.
UPDATE 9:15pm
Sunday, May 25, 2025
Significant structural damage has been reported to farm buildings in and about the Oostanaula community.
STORMS IMPACT GORDON COUNTY…AGAIN
Sunday, March 25, 2025:
UPDATE 9:15pm: Significant structural damage has been reported to farm buildings in and about the Oostanaula community.
A line of strong storms impacted Gordon County about 7pm this evening, resulting in many downed trees and power lines. Deputy sheriffs are responding to storm-related calls throughout the County, removing trees and other debris from roadways. So far (8:15pm) no injuries have been reported. County Public Works personnel are working closely with GCSO staff to restore safe conditions as quickly as possible. Power outages have been reported .
Sheriff Mitch Ralston expressed his special thanks to the many citizens who pitched in and are helping to clear debris.
Motorists should exercise caution and be aware of the possibility of trees and power lines in roadways, as well as standing water.
NEWLY APPOINTED DEPUTIES
Friday, May 23, 2025
Sheriff Mitch Ralston swore in his two newest deputies Friday morning after their graduation from the Regional Police Academy in Rome. Deputies Randyn Burns and Charles Walker were graduates of Basic Law Enforcement Training Course (BLETC) Session 31, the first session in Georgia under the new 5 month course.
Deputy Burns served as Class President, and Deputy Walker received an award for having the highest score in firearms proficiency.
Pictured, left to right:
Chief Deputy Robert Paris, Major Ritchie Harris, Major Pat Bedford, Deputy Charles (Jacob) Walker, Deputy Randyn Burns, and Sheriff Mitch Ralston.
STORM DAMAGE
12:50am Wednesday, May 21, 2025
First Responders are working to assess damage and clear roadways of storm debris .
The areas appearing to be most affected are in and around the Sonoraville community . Trees and power lines have been downed in several roadways. At least one storm related automobile crash has occurred . As of this release, no injuries have been reported.
Motorists should be aware of the possibility of debris in the roadways and exercise extreme caution.
Fire-Rescue, Public Works, Emergency Management, and GCSO personnel are all working to restore safe conditions.
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT:
“A terrible storm system recently impacted the American Midwest in which a series of devastating tornadoes tragically resulted in a number of deaths and catastrophic property damage. We have had our share of tornadoes, so we know how badly a community can be affected. And the people who live in our community are compassionate, kind, and giving.
Please do not fall victim to telephone scammers looking to profit off the misery of the folks who are suffering.
We recommend donating to well known and established local charitable organizations, such as our churches and our own civic organizations, for storm relief efforts.”
Sheriff Mitch Ralston
At noon yesterday (May 15), Sheriff Mitch Ralston, his staff and Auxiliary, and a crowd of guests celebrated the 175th Anniversary of the Sheriff’s Office, while commemorating Peace Officers Memorial Day. The event honored all previous sheriffs of Gordon County as well as peace officers here and statewide who made the supreme sacrifice. The ceremony especially honored the memory of Sheriff Noah H. McGinnis, who died in the line of duty in 1892. A special sign recognizing Sheriff McGinnis was unveiled , and a number of descendants of the McGinnis family were present. Sheriff Ralston , the County’s 44th sheriff, expressed his appreciation to “everyone who wears a badge” and that our peace officers make a safe, secure, and therefore prosperous community.
Photos from Calhoun Times's post
The Gordon County Sheriffs Office will celebrate 175 Years of Service to the people of Gordon County in conjunction with National Peace Officers Memorial Day in a ceremony at the Sheriff’s Office/Jail at 12 noon, Thursday, May 15, 2025.
“Serving the Finest People in Georgia”.
C.H.A.M.P.S. (Choosing Healthy Activities and Promoting Safety) 2024/25 Graduates at Swain Elementary School with Instructor Lieutenant Brian Brannon. April 28.
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