Floyd County, GA Arrests, Mugshots & Jail Records

The Floyd County Sheriff's Office is responsible for jail operations, court security, and patrols. The office maintains details of arrests that occur during its activities. Interested persons may obtain these records by submitting an online public records request or by visiting the agency's location at:

2526 New Calhoun Hwy NE

Rome, GA 30161

Phone: (706)-291-4111

Additionally, the Sheriff's Office runs an online Inmate Search tool where members of the public can access the details of individuals incarcerated within the county.

Communities often have the authority to establish municipal law enforcement agencies, commonly known as local police departments. Requesters who can identify the location of an arrest may contact the relevant local police department for records. These agencies typically maintain records only for their jurisdictions, which are usually accessible through their records office or an online incident report portal. Currently, most communities in Floyd County are served by the county's Police Department, while municipalities like Rome and Cave Spring operate their own independent police departments.

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) is the primary agency responsible for ensuring public safety at the state level. The Bureau's Crime Information Center (GCIC) maintains and provides public access to statewide criminal information, including Floyd County arrest records.

To obtain GCIC-maintained records, visit any law enforcement agency near you to submit a request containing details of the record subject and the applicable fees. You may also view physical copies of arrest records at the GCIC Lobby Office located at:

3121 Panthersville Road

Decatur, GA 30034

Before visiting the GCIC Lobby Office, ensure that you book an appointment by calling (404) 244-2639, option 1.

Depending on the circumstances of an arrest, law enforcement agencies in Floyd County may charge arrested individuals in the Superior Court, the Magistrate Court, or the Juvenile Courts. These courts have clerks who maintain and provide public access to records of criminal case proceedings, including details of the arrests that resulted in the official charges.

Case records of the Superior Courts are available online through the court's Criminal Case Search portal. Requesters may also obtain official copies by submitting a request in person or via mail to the Superior Court Clerk's Office located at: 3 Government Plaza, Suite 101

P.O. Box 1110

Rome, GA 30162

Phone: (706) 291-5190

To obtain case records of the Magistrate Court and Juvenile Court, contact the clerk's office within the relevant court's location. Additionally, researchers may also use third-party search tools such as InfoTracer to access arrest and criminal court records.