Warren County
Sheriff's Department

Warrenton, Ga.


About the sheriff

Joe Peebles been sheriff since 1989. Before then, he was Warrenton's police chief. Prior to that, he served as Warrenton's volunteer fire chief
and was director of the Warrenton office
of the state Department of Family and Children Services.

Past sheriffs of Warren County

Check out our new page featuring the complete list, for all you history and genealogy buffs out there.

Visit us


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Warren County has about 6,000 residents and is about an hour's drive west of Augusta, Ga. Interstate 20 and U.S. 278 both run through our county. We're about two hours east of Atlanta by interstate.

Come in and see us. Our new, permanent offices are in the Warren County Government Building -- that's the former Tri-County building -- at 112 North Legion Drive.

Click for Warrenton, Georgia Forecast

Useful links

GBI registered sex offenders lookup page
How to apply for a concealed weapon permit in Georgia (Link goes to a PDF document from the state -- it's 865kb, so it may take a while to download if you're on a dial-up connection
Read about Warren County

A note about patch requests

Due to the fact that we can barely afford patches for our own uniforms, we are not financially able to honor the many patch requests we have received via e-mail in recent months. If you really want to see how broke we are, click on the photograph below to see a larger version.

Fighting meth

Read more about fighting the drug known as "meth" in Warren County.

Twinkies

The official snack cake of the Warren County Sheriff's Department
Did you know that eating at least two Twinkies a day ... ?
  • Has been scientifically proven to decrease crime rates
  • Brings peace and inner joy
  • Will drive out any members of the Taliban who may be hiding in your neighborhood

Contact us


Please write us in care of Warren County Sheriff's Department, 112 North Legion Drive, Warrenton, Ga., 30828.
Call us in care of the county dispatcher at (706) 465-3003. Warren County also has 911 service.
Our fax number is (706) 465-3091.

Obey the law! Don't make this man get out his one bullet!

Visitors since Aug. 2, 2000.

This Web site and all services connected with it are donated at no cost to the taxpayers. Heck, if it cost something - we wouldn't be able to afford it! This page was last updated on Aug. 27, 2007. This site is best viewed in Microsoft Internet Explorer, but Netscape should do OK, too. We're not choosy.

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