Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office

Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office in Georgia is organized into an Administrative Bureau and an Operations Bureau, both answering to the sheriff and the chief, and runs the county jail under a direct-supervision model meant to keep inmates, staff and the public safe. Field Operations deputies carry out criminal and civil papers, serve warrants, track fugitives and handle extraditions, move inmates, patrol, support drug and treatment courts, keep the sex offender registry current and serve family violence orders. Court Operations secures every court session at the Justice and Administration Center, the Nash Building, the Courthouse Annex and the jail courts. Support Operations pairs inmates with case management and community resources to reduce reoffending and also covers food service, records and property storage. Through the Gwinnett Re-Entry Intervention Program, people leaving jail get help with housing, jobs, limited mental health care and transportation, and a vocational track awards certificates in food handling, grounds maintenance, laundry, janitorial work and basic animal handling. Civil process is served solely inside Gwinnett County, with fees such as $50 for a levy or a garnishment and $10 for an in-state subpoena. A Community Outreach Unit, youth Explorers and a ceremonial Honor Guard round out its public work.

Public contact information is available for Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office, including 1 listed contact that officers can use for training coordination or general inquiries when provided by the department.