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The Madison Police Department operates under the principles of maintaining public safety, enforcing laws, and protecting the rights of individuals within the community. As an agency of the local government, it reports to the city council and the mayor's office. The department provides a range of services including emergency response, crime prevention, investigation of criminal activities, traffic enforcement, and community outreach programs.
Madison Police Department 118 North Main Street, Madison, Georgia, 30650 Phone: 706-342-1200
How to Find Madison Police Department Arrest Records
The Madison Police Department is responsible for maintaining and providing access to arrest records in accordance with the laws of the state of Georgia. Under Georgia's Open Records Act, public arrest records are generally available for access by the public. When individuals are detained by the Madison Police Department, they may be processed and booked into the local jail. The department keeps records of these arrests, which can be obtained by residents through a formal request to the police department.
How to Find Madison Police Department Jail Register
The Madison Police Department works closely with the local courts and prisons in the area. When individuals are arrested by the department, they may be transported to the appropriate court for legal proceedings or to a nearby prison if they are sentenced to incarceration. To find out where a specific individual is being held, residents can contact the Madison Police Department and inquire about the location or consult with the relevant court or prison authorities.
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For additional information and resources related to law enforcement and public records in Madison, Georgia, residents can refer to the following links:
Morgan County Citizen Police Reports
Morgan County Pistol Permits & Gun Licenses
Please note that the availability and accuracy of these external links may vary, and it is always advisable to verify information directly with the respective sources.