Catoosa County, GA Arrests, Mugshots & Jail Records

Residents may obtain a criminal history form at the Catoosa County Sheriff's Office (CCSO) and pay $10 to get criminal records. Alternatively, they may obtain copies of arrest records from the Records Division of the Sheriff's Office in person at:

The Sheriff's Office

Record Division

5842 Highway 41

Ringgold, GA 30736

Phone: (706) 935-2323

The CCSO provides an Inmate Portal where the public may view the arrest information of offenders currently detained in jails and detention centers.

To access Catoosa County arrest records, individuals may visit the police department overseeing the city or town where the arrest was made. Individuals requesting records must provide identification and details such as the offender's name and arrest date; a fee may also be required. Some police departments that offer security and enforce the law in the county include:

• Ringgold Police Department
• Fort Oglethorpe Police Department

Under the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, the Georgia Crime Information Center (GCIC) collates criminal history records, including arrest records for all counties in Georgia. To obtain arrest records, individuals may contact the GCIC Lobby Office by appointment only for fingerprinting services and records inspection. Individuals must also pay specific fees for processing and obtaining copies of the record. Alternatively, they may submit a written request for arrest records by mail or in person to:

Georgia Crime Information Center

CCH/Identification

P.O. Box 370808

3121 Panthersville Road

Decatur, GA 30034

To schedule an appointment or get more information, record seekers may call the help desk at (404) 244-2639.

Individuals can obtain records of arrests for offenders who have been prosecuted at the Catoosa County Courts. The Superior Court, State Court, Magistrate Court, Ringgold Municipal Court, and Fort Oglethorpe Municipal Court handle criminal cases within the county's jurisdiction. Individuals may visit the Catoosa CountySuperior Court Clerk's office to obtain criminal records for the Superior and State Courts. They should see the other court clerks' offices in person to get criminal records.

The Georgia Judicial Council offers an online portal where the public may access court records, including the county's arrest records. Additionally, reputable third-party websites like InfoTracer allow individuals to access the county's arrest records.