Search Brooks County Inmate Records

Brooks County inmate records are centered on the county jail roster, which lists people booked into local custody and gives basic charge, bond, status, and agency details. A Brooks County jail roster search can help locate someone held after an arrest in Quitman, Barwick, Morven, Pavo, Dixie, or an unincorporated part of the county. The same search does not cover every custody path. Sentenced state prisoners, federal inmates, immigration detainees, and older booking records may require a different lookup channel or a records request.

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Use the Brooks County Roster

The Brooks County inmate roster has three useful paths. Current Inmates is the default custody list. The 24 Hours Arrests tab is meant for new bookings. The Inmates by Arrest Date tab adds date controls and may show current and released records within the portal's visible range. A missing name on one tab does not prove there was no arrest, especially if the booking is new, the name is spelled differently, or the person has already been released.

  1. Open the sheriff page and select the Daily Jail Population link, or go straight to the Current Inmates roster.
  2. Leave the first-name and last-name boxes blank to scan the full current list, then use the page numbers and Next control if more than one page is shown.
  3. Enter a last name, first name, or both to narrow the jail roster. The roster labels the name filter optional.
  4. Use the 24 Hours Arrests tab for a very recent Brooks County booking that may be easier to find by time than by name.
  5. Use the Inmates by Arrest Date tab when the arrest date is known or when released entries may matter.
  6. Read the row detail for status, arresting agency, bond, warrant number, charge description, misdemeanor or felony indicator, and court.
  7. If the person is not listed, call the jail, check GDC, BOP, or ICE as appropriate, register with VINELink when release notice matters, or request existing records under the county open-records process.

Brooks County Roster Fields

The county roster search is narrower than many state systems. The current-inmates tab does not expose a booking-number search, date-of-birth search, charge filter, bond filter, race filter, housing filter, or arresting-agency dropdown. The arrest-date tab is broader because it pairs name boxes with calendar fields. That makes it the strongest official roster channel for a Brooks County jail record tied to a known arrest period.

Field LabelTypeRequiredNotes
Filter By Inmate Name / Last NameTextOptionalPlaceholder text says last name; autocomplete was off.
First NameTextOptionalCan be used alone or with last name.
Begin DateDate text with calendar pickerUsed on arrest-date tabObserved in M/D/YYYY format with month and year navigation.
End DateDate text with calendar pickerUsed on arrest-date tabLimits arrest-date results through the selected end date.
Search InmatesButtonn/aRuns the roster filter or date-range search.
PaginationPage linksn/aShows page count and item count, with Prev, Next, and page numbers.

For date-based searching, the Brooks County arrest-date roster tab includes calendar controls and status values for entries in the selected range.

Brooks County inmate records arrest date roster search fields
The arrest-date tab is useful when a current-inmates search misses a released or date-specific record.

Brooks County Record Details

A Brooks County roster entry is more than a name row. The visible row structure places an image area on the left and public values beside it. Sampled records showed the address field redacted, which is an important limit. The public records inspected did not show date of birth, booking number, jail ID, housing unit, pod, cell, medical flag, work-release status, custody classification, projected release date, or ICE detainer field.

FieldWhat It Shows
ImageBooking-photo area or an Image Not Available placeholder.
NamePerson's name in last-name-first format.
StatusCURRENTLY BOOKED or RELEASED where shown.
SexM or F on sampled public rows.
Height / WeightPhysical description values listed on the roster.
AddressREDACTED in the public entries inspected.
Arrest Date / AgencyDate plus arresting agency, such as Brooks County SO, Quitman PD, or GBI.
Days in JailNumber of days held on that public jail entry.
Total BondNumeric bond amount, NOT SET, or DENIED.
Charge DetailWarrant number, count, statute, description, M/F indicator, and court.

Roster limit: A jail roster charge is not a conviction. Court records must show the final status before a charge can be treated as resolved or proven.


Brooks County Access Channels

Brooks County has a working online roster, but the online roster is only one channel. If the booking is too new, too old, released, transferred, sealed, exempt, or outside county custody, the search has to move in a clear order. The county policy manual also supports open-records requests by telephone, in person, mail, fax, online through the county website, or email. Written requests are preferred, and the county reviews whether records exist, whether exemptions apply, and what costs are allowed.

NeedBest ChannelWhy It Fits
Current local custodyCurrent Inmates rosterShows people currently booked into Brooks County Jail.
New arrest24 Hours ArrestsShows recent Brooks County bookings.
Older or released bookingInmates by Arrest Date or records requestSearches a date range and may include released status values.
Phone confirmationBrooks County Jail, (229) 263-8153Direct jail number published by the sheriff page.
In-person custody questionBrooks County JailUse the Holloway Drive jail address, not the sheriff's courthouse office.
Existing non-online recordBrooks County open-records processUse the person's name, arrest date, agency, and record type.
Release notificationVINELinkHelps register for custody-status alerts, not full booking files.
Mobile appNo official Brooks County sheriff app locatedUse the roster, phone, records request, and outside locators instead.

County, GDC, BOP, and ICE

Brooks County inmate records split by custody level. A person arrested locally may start on the county roster. If a felony case ends in a Georgia state-prison sentence, the person may transfer out of the county jail and into the Georgia Department of Corrections system. Federal prison and immigration custody use separate federal tools and may place the person in a facility outside Brooks County.

Custody TypeWhere to SearchWhat It Usually Shows
County jail, pretrial, local sentence, warrant holdBrooks County jail rosterLocal booking, status, charge rows, bond, arresting agency, court.
Georgia sentenced state prisonerGDC offender queryState offender record, GDC ID, institution, conviction-county filters, and photos if available.
Federal sentenced inmateBOP inmate locatorRegister number, age, race, sex, release date, and facility location.
Immigration detentionICE Online Detainee LocatorImmigration custody lookup, not a county charge or mugshot record.

The GDC offender query has a broader set of fields than the county roster, including gender, race, age, most recent institution, conviction county, primary offense, active or inactive scope, and ID searches. Brooks County Jail may appear as a most recent institution, but that field alone does not mean the person is currently housed there.

Georgia GDC offender query for Brooks County inmate records after state transfer
GDC is the state-prison lookup path after a Brooks County case leaves local jail custody.

Brooks County Jail Contact

Call the jail before visiting, mailing, sending money, or relying on a bond field. Brooks County does not publish jail lobby hours, bond-posting hours, visitor entrance details, full mail rules, or a public visitation rule sheet in the official pages reviewed. The jail phone is therefore the most direct fallback when the roster does not answer a custody or booking question.

Brooks County Jail

1003 Holloway Drive
Quitman, GA 31643

(229) 263-8153

Operator: Brooks County Sheriff's Department

Brooks County Sheriff's Office

1 Screven Street, Suite 3
Quitman, GA 31643

(229) 263-7558

Sheriff: Mike Dewey


Brooks County Visitation Facts

Official Brooks County sources did not publish a weekly jail visitation schedule, video-visit vendor, mail format, deposit vendor, visit length, dress code, child-visitor rule, attorney-visit procedure, holiday schedule, or lockdown cancellation rule. That absence is a key Brooks County fact. Do not rely on third-party jail directories for hours that the county has not verified online.

Visit TypePublished SchedulePractical Next Step
In-person public visitationNot published in official sourcesCall Brooks County Jail before arrival.
Attorney visitationNot published in official sourcesArrange through the jail or court contact.
Remote or video visitationNo official vendor locatedAsk the jail whether remote visits are offered.
Holiday or lockdown changesNot published in official sourcesConfirm by phone on the day of the planned visit.

Brooks County's FY 2024-25 budget includes an Inmate Commissary Fund, which supports that commissary activity exists as county financial activity. It does not provide family deposit steps, fees, kiosk rules, or online vendor instructions. The safe route is to confirm the current custody status and payment method with the jail before sending funds.

Note: Bring government photo identification and call ahead, because Brooks County has not posted a complete visitor rule sheet online.


Request Brooks County Booking Records

For a Brooks County inmate record that is not online, use a focused public-records request. Georgia's Open Records Act gives broad access to public records, while O.C.G.A. section 50-18-71 covers response timing, fees, and electronic access rules. O.C.G.A. section 50-18-72 lists exemptions, including pending law-enforcement limits. The county policy says Brooks County is not required to create a new report or summary that does not already exist.

A good request names the person, gives the arrest date or date range, lists the arresting agency if known, and identifies the exact record sought. For a jail record, that might mean a booking sheet, charge page, bond record, or booking photograph. If the issue is a filed criminal case, the better path may be the Clerk of Court or PeachCourt, not the jail roster. For custody status and booking photos, the related Brooks County jail mugshots page explains the photo-specific rules.

Detainer
A hold from another agency or jurisdiction that may keep a person in custody.
PR bond
Release on a promise to appear, if the court orders it.
Redacted
Information withheld from public display, such as the address field on sampled Brooks County roster rows.
DOC
The Georgia Department of Corrections, used for sentenced state-prison records after transfer.

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