Constitutional Office
Sheriff's Office
Sworn to serve and protect every resident of Dooly County, day and night.
In Georgia, the Sheriff serves as the chief law enforcement officer of the county. The Office of Sheriff is established by the Georgia Constitution and operates independently of the Board of Commissioners as one of four constitutional county offices.
Under the leadership of Sheriff Craig Peavy, the Dooly County Sheriff's Office is committed to protecting the lives, property, and constitutional rights of every resident through professional law enforcement, court services, and jail administration.
Law Enforcement & Patrol
The Sheriff's Office preserves the peace, protects life and property, enforces state laws, investigates crime, serves warrants, and provides 24/7 patrol and traffic enforcement across Dooly County.
What We Do
Additional Services
Court Services
Courthouse and courtroom security, bailiff duties, and service of subpoenas, summonses, and warrants.
Jail Administration
Operation of the county detention facility with attention to safety, security, and inmate welfare.
Criminal Investigations
Investigation of felonies, misdemeanors, and suspicious activity across the county.
Traffic Enforcement
Enforcement of Georgia traffic laws and response to collisions countywide.
Civil Process & Warrants
Service of civil papers and execution of criminal and civil warrants issued by the courts.
Community Programs
Public safety education, community outreach, and partnerships with local schools.
Sheriff's Office Website
Visit doolycountysheriff.com for divisions, inmate info, and employment.
Our Commitment
Professional service. Constitutional duty.
The Dooly County Sheriff's Office is dedicated to protecting the constitutional rights of every citizen while providing responsive, professional public safety service across the county — 24 hours a day, every day of the year.