SERVICES
Current Seized Vehicles for Sale
Bid on seized vehicles for sale.
Golf Cart Registration
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Community Camera Partnership
Register, integrate, and/or purchase cameras.
File a Police Report
Submit a report immediately and print a copy of the police report for free.
Crash Reports
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Inmate Search
Find an inmate in Carroll County Jail.
Join Our Team
Search and apply for jobs with us.
Records Request
Submit an Open Records Request.
Pay Citations
Pay your parking and traffic citations online.
Employee Complaint or Compliment
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Resource Links & Forms
Helpful links and downloadable forms.
Submit a Tip
Submit an anonymous tip.
The Carrollton Police Department is proud to announce the establishment of the Carrollton Police Foundation Inc..
Through the Law Enforcement Strategic Support (LESS) Crime Act, Georgia businesses and taxpayers have the opportunity to direct a portion of their state income taxes to approved law enforcement foundations, including the Carrollton Police Foundation Inc..
The Carrollton Police Foundation, 501(c)(3), exists to support the men and women of the Carrollton Police Department and their families. Through funding for specialized training, equipment, wellness, and family assistance, the Foundation provides resources beyond the city budget to strengthen and sustain those who serve. Supporting the Carrollton Police Foundation is about standing with our officers—dedicated professionals who protect and serve the City of Carrollton every day. Your generosity directly impacts their safety, well-being, and ability to safeguard our community.
ABOUT CARROLLTON POLICE DEPARTMENT
The earliest documented Chief of Police of Carrollton was Benjamin H Crider in 1896. In 1900, he was shot and killed in the line of duty. During that time, Carrollton’s population was between 300-400 citizens. Since Crider’s death, Carrollton has employed 20 police chiefs. Currently, the Carrollton Police Department, under the direction of Chief Joel Richards, serves a population of approximately 28,000 residents (excluding the campus at the University of West Georgia) and a daytime population of about 60,000 in a 23 square mile area. In 1999, the Carrollton Police Department became a state certified law enforcement agency.
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PUBLIC SAFETY COMPLEX
115 W Center St.
Carrollton, GA 30117
Open 24/7
CARROLL COUNTY JAIL
1000 Newnan Rd.
Carrollton, GA 30116
(770) 830-5888