Camden County Sheriff's Office, Camden County GA

Camden County Sheriff's Office, Camden County GA Welcome to the only authorized page of the Camden County (GA) Sheriff's Office. Law Enforcement: Enforcement of the laws of the State of Georgia.

Warrants: Serving a variety of criminal warrants and civil papers. Court Duties: Establishing and maintaining the safety and security of the courts, performing other court-related duties. Jail Administration: Operate the county jail and is solely responsible for the custody, safety and health of inmates.

At approximately 3:14 p.m. today, September 14, 2026, Camden County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to a call regard...
09/14/2026

At approximately 3:14 p.m. today, September 14, 2026, Camden County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to a call regarding a shooting in the Spring Bluff area of northern Camden County.

We were honored to receive a letter from the Georgia Sheriff's Association complementing our Records Custodian, Ms. Pat,...
09/14/2026

We were honored to receive a letter from the Georgia Sheriff's Association complementing our Records Custodian, Ms. Pat, for maintaining a 100% reporting rate with our monthly jail reports this year!

Accurate record-keeping and reporting are essential to maintaining safe, professional, and accountable jail operations. These records help ensure every inmate is properly accounted for, their care and needs are documented, and our Corrections Officers consistently carry out their responsibilities with professionalism.

We’re grateful for the pride Ms. Pat takes in her work and the important role she plays in keeping our records accurate and accountable. Congratulations, Ms. Pat! 👏

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09/12/2026

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09/11/2026

If only they had known it would be the last ordinary morning.

One more cup of coffee. One more rushed goodbye. One more “I love you.”

Twenty-five years ago today, nearly 3,000 people left home expecting to come back. They never did.

September 11, 2001—the nation ached.

They were mothers and fathers. Husbands and wives. Sons and daughters. They had plans, dreams, and people waiting for them.

And in a matter of hours, everything changed.

For 25 years, America has made a promise: Never Forget.

Many of us remember exactly where we were that morning. We remember the fear and disbelief. We remember first responders running toward danger while others desperately tried to escape. And we remember what happened afterward—flags flew, churches filled, strangers helped strangers, and a hurting nation stood together.

But an entire generation now knows September 11 only as history.

That means Never Forget carries a new responsibility: we have to tell the story.

We must teach them about the lives taken, the heroes who ran toward danger, the families forever changed, and the courage, sacrifice and unity that emerged from one of America’s darkest days.

Because someday, those of us who remember September 11 will no longer be here to tell them. Then the promise will belong to them.

Twenty-five years later, Never Forget is more than a phrase. It is a promise passed from one generation to the next.

We remember. We honor. We tell their stories.

And we make sure America never forgets.

Imagine getting a phone call from someone claiming to be Chief Anderson or Captain Smith with the Camden County Sheriff’...
09/10/2026

Imagine getting a phone call from someone claiming to be Chief Anderson or Captain Smith with the Camden County Sheriff’s Department.

They tell you that you’ve missed your federal jury appearance in connection with court case 25CV7143 or 25CV6195. There’s now a $5,000 fine—and unless you pay it at a kiosk inside your nearest Raceway gas station, you could be arrested.

Unfortunately, a few people in Camden County have gotten this call. Luckily, none of it is real.

There is no Chief Anderson or Captain Smith at our agency. We are the Camden County Sheriff’s Office, not Department. And legitimate law enforcement agencies are not calling you and demanding money to avoid arrest—especially through a gas station kiosk.

Scammers often use official-sounding names, case numbers, threats of arrest, and a sense of urgency to make their story seem legitimate and pressure you into acting before you have time to question it.

Don’t fall for it.

If you receive a call like this, hang up immediately. Do not provide personal or financial information, and do not send money. Report the call to the Camden County Sheriff’s Office through our non-emergency line at (912) 510-5100.

Putting in the work to serve and protect 🫡Out on Cumberland Island, our Marine Unit makes sure to keep visitors safe and...
09/09/2026

Putting in the work to serve and protect 🫡

Out on Cumberland Island, our Marine Unit makes sure to keep visitors safe and secure in a variety of situations, including medical emergencies. Our deputies do their best to stay prepared for these situations—they even became certified EMTs!—but sometimes, these emergencies require a helicopter transport. With no real ambulance stretchers on the island, things can get tricky for our deputies and the National Park Law Enforcement Rangers.

That's why we're so grateful for UF Health Trauma One, who flew out to Cumberland Island to train our Marine Unit, the National Park Law Enforcement Rangers, and Camden Fire/EMS Chief Sullivan on safe helicopter loading procedures. Thanks to great partnerships like these, we're able to give people the best possible medical care while on Cumberland Island and in Camden County—and we're determined to get better and better.

Photo credits to NPS J. Moore

DO YOU 🫵 HAVE SPIRIT?Come and show off your school spirit on Wednesday, September 16th at OPS Pizza in Kingsland to supp...
09/08/2026

DO YOU 🫵 HAVE SPIRIT?

Come and show off your school spirit on Wednesday, September 16th at OPS Pizza in Kingsland to support this year's C.H.A.M.P.S. Program!

C.H.A.M.P.S. is like a leveled-up version of D.A.R.E., hosted by the Sheriff's Office and designed to target many of the challenges facing today’s children. In addition to learning about drug safety, our fifth graders hear from our SRDs about online safety, va**ng, peer pressure, choices and consequences, and other real-world issues they may encounter.

By the end of the program, students have a better understanding of what it means to make safe, healthy, and responsible choices—and there may or may not be a pretty awesome graduation party waiting for them at the finish line!

But we can't put it on alone. Join us next Wednesday at OPS in Kingsland from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm, mention the C.H.A.M.P.S. program to your server, and 10% of your bill will help fund this year's program—keeping our children safe, healthy, and prepared to make the right choices. We'll see you there!

Happy Labor Day! We hope you're having a safe and relaxing time with friends and family! While most of us are enjoying a...
09/07/2026

Happy Labor Day!

We hope you're having a safe and relaxing time with friends and family! While most of us are enjoying a well-deserved holiday, some are putting in the work to keep you safe while you celebrate—an extra special thank you to our Patrol, Corrections, and E-911 teams on duty today.

UPDATE-Roadway is back open. ‼️ROAD CLOSURE NOTICE ‼️I-95 SB is currently closed around the 1 mile marker due to an acci...
09/04/2026

UPDATE-
Roadway is back open.

‼️ROAD CLOSURE NOTICE ‼️

I-95 SB is currently closed around the 1 mile marker due to an accident. Expect delays if traveling in the area.

09/04/2026

What happens when you spend a whole month following our SRDs around with a camera? Well… you end up with THIS. 😂🎬

All of August, we’ve shared a little bit of life with our School Resource Deputies—from first-day pictures and favorite memories with students to what they actually do every day.

Hopefully, you’ve gotten to know them a little better along the way. Because yes, they’re deputies—but they’re also the people your kids see in the hallways, laugh with, ask questions, and apparently challenge to a game of hopscotch. 😂

So, one month into the school year, we’re wrapping up our SRD spotlight the only way we should… with the bloopers.

Enjoy! 🤣👇

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209 E 4th Street
Woodbine, GA
31569

Telephone

+19125105100

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