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Recent Press Releases
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”.
TRAFFIC ALERT:
Tuesday, May 13:
Major automobile crash near Mile 308 on Interstate 75 Southbound. Multiple vehicles including tractor-trailers. All lanes are closed. Multiple injuries reported. First Responders are on scene. Motorists should avoid the area and plan on using alternate routes.
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.
Great Job !
C.H.A.M.P.S.
(Choosing Healthy Activities and Methods Promoting Safety) Graduation at Red Bud Elementary School this morning.
Congratulations to all the recipients!
Photos from Gordon County Schools's post
COMMISSIONERS HONOR LOCAL JAIL STAFF WITH NATIONAL CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS WEEK PROCLAMATION: At the latest meeting of the Gordon County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday, May 6, 2025 a proclamation was read declaring May 4-10, 2025 as National Correctional Officers Week in the community.
Local staff from the Gordon County Jail were honored at the meeting, including Gage Soulios, W.T.Cooper, SFC Johnny Bray, Major Pat Bedford, Captain Dylan Nicholas, Sergeant Josh Garlin, Jailor Warren King and Lieutenant John Vick.
Correctional officers, also known as detention officers or jailers, generally work in prisons, jails, reformatories and penitentiaries, and may also work in courthouses or with the Immigration and Naturalization Service. Their job is to oversee, secure and control arrested individuals awaiting trial or those convicted and incarcerated.
READ MORE: www.gordongazettega.com/post/commissioners-honor-gcso-staff-with-national-correctional-officers-w...
MEDIA RELEASE:
Deputies Attend K9 Training…
May 1, 2025
GCSO personnel attended advanced training in Litchfield, Kentucky last week, focusing on human tracking. The training lasted 5 days and included classroom instruction and field exercises.
Pictured here are Detective/SFC Lindsey Azar with her canine (Bloodhound) partner ‘Maggie’, and also SFC Azar (2nd from left) and Josh McCanless (far right) with other officers in the training class. GCSO maintains two tracking dogs which are used both to track fugitives as well as search/rescue of lost/missing persons.
MEDIA RELEASE
Sunday, April 27, 2025
At about 8:15pm this evening, a deputy attempted to stop a suspicious vehicle on Belwood Road. The car fled and a pursuit ensued. The chase led to the intersection of I-75 and Highway 53. The violator made the reckless decision to drive down the 312 Southbound exit ramp, against the flow of traffic. The deputies did not pursue the car on the ramp. The violator struck another car which was exiting the Interstate. The driver of the car struck by the violator was injured and removed by ambulance. The suspect, whose identity has not been confirmed, was apprehended.
SCAM ALERT:
Saturday, April 19, 2025
Residents have reported being ‘scammed’ out of money by telephone fraudsters posing as court officials. The scheme involves the threat of arrest for missing jury duty.
Jury summonses are sent by US mail or delivered by officers in person.
Law enforcement agencies do not levy or collect fines via telephone.
Never give personal and/or financial information to unknown persons over the telephone.
Just hang up.
Sheriff’s Office Personnel Participate in “Touch of Calhoun” Event…
Monday, April 14,
On Saturday, April 12, deputy sheriffs participated in the “Touch of Calhoun” event hosted by the Calhoun Recreation Department. The family-friendly event featured big trucks and emergency vehicles.
Pictured here are (left-to-right) Corporal Dale Pullen and Canine (‘K9’)
“Jasper”, Deputy Tyler Gregg, Detective Dylan Payne, and Deputy Gabe Shipman.
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