Brantley County Sheriff's Office

06/11/2026

🚨 PUBLIC NOTICE 🚨

The Brantley County Junior Police Academy will be conducting a training exercise at Brantley County Middle School today beginning around 10:00 AM.

Residents may notice an increased presence of law enforcement personnel and emergency vehicles in the area during the exercise. This is a planned training event and there is no reason for alarm.

We appreciate your understanding as we provide hands-on training opportunities for our future public safety leaders.

06/07/2026

The burn restrictions and Local State of Emergency for Brantley County have been lifted.

Burn piles larger than 6 ft x 6 ft must still be reported to the Fire Department prior to burning. Please continue to burn responsibly and remain mindful of changing weather conditions.

📞 912-462-5256 | https://zurl.co/Ymq6N

The burn restrictions and Local State of Emergency for Brantley County have been lifted.

Burn piles larger than 6 ft x 6 ft must still be reported to the Fire Department prior to burning. Please continue to burn responsibly and remain mindful of changing weather conditions.

📞 912-462-5256 | https://zurl.co/Ymq6N 

05/29/2026

🚨 SCAM ALERT 🚨

The Brantley Sheriff’s Office wants to remind everyone that we will NEVER:

❌ Call you to take care of a warrant over the phone
❌ Call and ask for bond money
❌ Call and ask for money for any reason

Scammers are becoming more convincing and may even spoof phone numbers to make it appear they are calling from a law enforcement agency.

If you receive a suspicious call claiming to be from the Sheriff’s Office and demanding money, HANG UP immediately. Do not provide personal information, banking information, gift card numbers, or any form of payment.

📞 If you have questions or would like to verify information, contact the Brantley Sheriff’s Office directly at (912) 462-6141.

Please help us protect our community by sharing this post and warning your family and friends.

⚠️ THIS IS A SCAM! DO NOT FALL FOR IT! ⚠️

05/26/2026

👮‍♂️ Join the Team That Makes a Difference!
The Brantley County Sheriff’s Office is accepting applications for Full-Time Corrections Officers. Must be 18+ with a HS Diploma or GED and able to pass background and drug screening. Great benefits included!

🚔 Ready to Serve Your Community? 🚔
We are currently hiring Full-Time Corrections Officers!
✔ Must be 18 years old
✔ HS Diploma or GED required
✔ Must pass physical, background & drug screening
✔ Full benefits package included

Apply online today at www.brantleyso.org or pick up an application in person.

05/26/2026

🏌️‍♂️⛳ Join us for the Brantley County Sheriff’s Office 3rd Annual Charity Golf Tournament!

📅 Saturday, August 22, 2026
📍 Laura S. Walker Lake
🕗 Shotgun Start: 8:00 AM
📝 Check-In: 7:00 AM

Your team registration includes:
✔️ 18 Holes + Cart
✔️ Lunch & Drinks
✔️ Prizes

💵 $400 per 4-Man Team
⚠️ Limited to 28 Teams

All proceeds benefit **Shop With a Cop** and help make a difference for local children in our community. ❤️

📞 To register or learn about sponsorship opportunities:
📧 [email protected]
📱 912-674-5878 CALL OR TEXT

⏰ Registration Deadline: August 13, 2026

05/22/2026

🎓 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 2026! 🎓

Sheriff Len Davis and all of Brantley County is proud of each and every one of you. Your hard work, dedication, and determination have brought you to this incredible milestone, and we wish you all the success in your future endeavors.

No matter where life takes you next, always remember your hometown is cheering you on! 💙

And of course… please stay out of trouble 😆

Congratulations again, Class of 2026! 🎉

05/18/2026

🔥 Why Are Firefighters Still Out There? This is why.

What you’re seeing in this photo is a reburn caused by needlecast—a common wildfire challenge in Georgia’s pine forests.

Needlecast happens when dry pine needles fall in thick layers across the forest floor. Those needles create highly flammable fuel that can hold heat, smolder unnoticed, and reignite long after the main fire front has passed.

That’s exactly why mop-up operations are so critical.

Even when containment numbers improve and flames are no longer making headlines, hidden heat can remain. A single hotspot in heavy needlecast can flare back up, cross containment lines, and put firefighters, nearby communities, and property at risk all over again.

This photo was taken a couple of days ago on the Highway 82 Fire—a reminder that these are still active incidents, and the work is not done.

Mop-up may not be the most visible part of wildfire response, but it is some of the most important work our crews do.

Fighting fire. Protecting forests. Serving Georgia.

05/14/2026

**EDITED**

🔥 The Statewide Burn Ban has been lifted, but Brantley County restrictions are still in place.

Please use extreme caution when burning outdoors.

✅ You may burn:
• Feeding (grill)
• Warming fires

📋 A burn permit is required for:
• Any piled debris
• Agricultural burning
• Silviculture burning

📞 Burn permits are free and easy to obtain:
Call 1-800-GA-TREES

⚠️ Never leave fires unattended and always practice safe burning habits to help protect our community.

🚫As a reminder it is illegal to burn ANY man-made materials in the state all year long.