Warren County Sheriff's Office
​Joe T. Peebles | Sheriff
​Jammie Smith | Chief
Tonja Dukes | Administrator 

The Warren County Sheriff's Office was established in 1793 with the founding of Warren County.  We strive to serve the citizens of Warren County with Honesty, Integrity, and Fairness.

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Sheriff's Resources

GBI Sex Offender Registry
Sex Offender Search

Georgia Felon Search
Traffic Citation

Connect With Us...
​169 N. Hwy 80 / P.O. Box 626
Warrenton, GA. 30828

Phone: 706-465-3340
Fax: 706-465-3091
Email: Sheriff@WarrenCountyGA.gov

Mental Health Resources

Crisis Hotlines
        Suicide and Crisis Lifeline - 988

• Georgia Crisis & Access Line - 1-800-715-4225 
• National Suicide Prevention Lifeline - 1-800-273-8255. 
• National Domestic Violence Hotline - 1-800-799-7233  
• National Sexual Assault Hotline - 1-800-656-4673 
• The Crisis Text Line - Text START to 741-741 about any type of crisis 24/7

Overdose Prevention

• Georgia Overdose Prevention Project - An advocacy organization that provides free naloxone kits to Georgians through the mail. 
• HarmReduction.org - Features harm reduction strategies and provides information to help people identify, respond, and prevent overdoses. 
• Opioid Overdose Rescue - Outlines 3 simple steps to save a life in the event of an opioid overdose. Includes helpful reference videos. 

Georgia Addiction Resources

• Alcoholics Anonymous in Georgia - Resource for finding in-person and virtual AA meetings throughout the state. 
• Recovery in Georgia - Locally run independent addiction recovery resource that features treatment centers, support meetings, and prevention resources located throughout Georgia. 
• The GARR Network - Georgia-based association of accredited sober living homes throughout the state. 
• The Summit Wellness Group - Highly-rated Georgia-based addiction and mental health provider with an extensive assortment of online recovery resources. 
• SAMHSA's Treatment Locator - Directory for finding treatment facilities confidentially and anonymously. 

C.H.A.M.P.S.

The Choosing Healthy Activities & Promoting Safety (CHAMPS) Program is a (20) week program to help our youth resist pressures which may influence them to experiment with alcohol, tobacco, marijuana, inhalants, and other drugs. They will also learn about ways to avoid bullying, peer pressure, violent behavior and making good choices. Several safety topics such as Hunting, ATV,  Association and is taught to the 5th grade students by a Deputy Sheriff from your Sheriff's Office.

For more information contact Deputy Richard Brunner:
Richard@warrencountyga.gov
​Sheriff@warrencountyga.gov

History of Sheriffs

Peter Hodo - 1794-1795
David Neal -1795 -1797
Lewis Wright -1797 - 1799
Henry Hill -1799 - 1800
John Hobson - 1800-1801
Lewis Wright -1801 -1803
Alex Perryman-1803 -1805
Jeremiah Beall -1805- 1807

Nicholas Williams-1807-1809
Thomas Battle - 1809 - 1811
Thomas Kendall-1811-1814
Lewis Wright - 1814- 1815
Thomas Battle - 1815 - 1816
A.M. Parham - 1817 - 1818
A. Rogers - 1818 - 1820
Benjamin William-1820-1830

Hardy Pitts - 1830 - 1842
Augustus Beall - 1842 - 1844
Thomas Jones - 1844 - 1848
Edward Shurley - 1848 - 1850
Calvin Logue - 1850 - 1856
E.A. Brinkley - 1856 - 1859
William Littleton -1859 - 1875
T.N. Shurley - 1875 - 1877

S.R. Christie - 1877 - 1879
T.N. Shurley - 1879 - 1891
J.H. Robinson - 1891 - 1903
W.O. Brinkley - 1903 - 1921
G.P. Hogan - 1921 - 1948
T. Louie Johnson - 1948 - 1964
A. Rogers Dye - 1965 – 1988
Joe T. Peebles - 1988- Present

214 Years - 32 Sheriffs

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