Miller County Busted Mugshots is a private reference resource, not a government office. It cannot confirm custody, report a release, pull an official booking record, provide a booking photo, post bond, or change a court file. Direct record questions to the agency that created or holds the record.
Where Official Answers Come From
Use the contact cards below for the record type involved. The Sheriff's Office operates Miller County Jail. Colquitt Police holds city reports it created. No Sheriff records-unit hours or CPD fee schedule is published, so ask the office to confirm its current custodian and process before sending material.
Miller County Sheriff's Office
Attn: records custodian
300 West Pine Street
Colquitt, GA 39837
Office: 229-758-3421
Jail: 229-758-3636
Fax: 229-758-4120
gclenney@millercountyga.gov
No Sheriff records hours are published.
Colquitt Police Department
154 West Street
Colquitt, GA 39837
City number: 229-758-1000
No dedicated records line, form, fee table, or records hours are published on the official page.
Magistrate Court
155 South First Street, Courthouse Room 110
Colquitt, GA 39837
229-758-4110
Fax: 229-758-8133
Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Superior Court Clerk
155 South First Street, Room 103
Colquitt, GA 39837
229-758-4102
Fax: 229-758-6585
Official links: Sheriff, Colquitt Police, Magistrate Court, and Superior Court.
The 2026 Georgia Sheriffs' Association directory corroborates current Sheriff and jail contact details. Miller County's Pataula Judicial Circuit page confirms the county's circuit placement.
Choose the Right Office
A single incident can create more than one record. Use the route that matches the record, not just the place where a person was held.
- For a current custody question, call the Miller County Jail.
- For a Miller County booking sheet, release data, or a publicly releasable booking photo, request the record from the Sheriff's designated custodian.
- For a Colquitt Police incident or initial arrest report, ask CPD for its records custodian.
- For first appearance, bond, or warrant-application information, contact Magistrate Court.
- For criminal case, disposition, or criminal warrant records, contact the Superior Court Clerk.
- For a sentenced state prisoner, use the Georgia Department of Corrections search or its general FAQ.
- For federal or immigration custody, use the BOP locator or ICE locator.
How to Send a Request
The county's Open Records form explains that constitutional-office records, including Sheriff records, go directly to that office. Name the person, approximate date, agency, report or booking number, and exact existing record. Ask for electronic delivery, an estimate, and the statutory reason for any withheld part.
Georgia's initial response framework is generally three business days. That is not a promise that every record will be produced by then. The first quarter-hour of qualified labor is free, ordinary copies are generally ten cents per page, and estimates above $25 require notice. Ask the office to confirm current charges and timing before work proceeds.
For a restriction or sealing question, start with Georgia Courts' record-restriction guidance and the Georgia request overview. For an older local file, the Archives research help page and Ask an Archivist route can help identify holdings after the Sheriff responds.
Keep the response and any redactions. A booking charge is an allegation, and a court disposition may later change the record's meaning.