Colquitt County Sheriff's Office

05/26/2026

Colquitt County Sheriff’s Office Deploying Mobile Security Trailer for Crime Prevention Efforts

Moultrie, GA — The Colquitt County Sheriff’s Office is announcing the deployment of a new mobile security trailer equipped with advanced video recording technology that will be placed throughout Colquitt County as part of ongoing crime prevention and public safety efforts.

The security trailer will be strategically positioned in various locations across the county, including neighborhoods, business districts, community events, and other high-traffic areas. The trailer is equipped with high-definition surveillance cameras capable of recording video to assist deputies in deterring criminal activity and investigating crimes when they occur.

Sheriff’s Office officials say the mobile unit is intended to serve as both a visible deterrent to criminal behavior and an additional tool to help protect residents, visitors, and local businesses.

“This technology allows us to enhance our presence throughout the county and provide another layer of security for our communities,” the Sheriff’s Office stated. “By placing the trailer in different areas, we hope to discourage criminal activity while also strengthening our ability to identify and prosecute offenders.”

The locations of the trailer may change periodically based on community and business needs, crime trends, and special events.

Below you will see a stock photo of the trailer and a photo of the actual trailer hooked to one of our investigator vehicles.

For additional information, please contact:

Colquitt County Sheriff’s Office
Criminal Investigation's Division
(229) 616-7460

05/15/2026

Colquitt County Sheriff’s Office and Moultrie Police Department will conduct our Law Enforcement Officer Memorial Ceremony on Friday May 22,2026 at 10:00 a.m. on the square. Please plan to join us!

05/01/2026

This morning Investigator Michael Morris and K-9 Officer Jackson Autrey received The Life Saver Award from Thomas County Sheriff Tim Watkins. Investigator Morris and K-9 Officer Deputy Autrey along with his K-9 partner were instrumental in assisting Thomas County Deputies and other law enforcement agencies in locating an elderly gentleman in Thomas County that went missing. We are proud to have you both as a part of our team and we are thankful to have and be apart of a law enforcement community that stretches far beyond county lines! Great work men!

04/29/2026

04/29/2026

We had a Fun night participating in The Tournament of Heroes for The Hero House Child Advocacy Center! Please go like their page and find out about their resources! Thank you to The Hero House for all you do for the children in our community. Especially our smallest Heroes! Can’t wait for next year!!

04/27/2026

04/24/2026

Sheriff Rod Howell would like to introduce Colquitt County to our four newest Deputy Sheriffs. Deputies Julio Mendez, Adrian Ramos, Gabriel Barrios, and Jessica Rumph completed the 16 week basic police academy today and received their certifications. Congratulations on completing this step in your journey!

04/17/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Colquitt County Sheriff’s Office Addresses Safety Measures for Spring Fling Festival
Moultrie, GA — The Colquitt County Sheriff’s Office, under the leadership of Sheriff Rod Howell, is committed to ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for all attendees of the upcoming Spring Fling festival in downtown Moultrie.
In coordination with the Moultrie Police Department, comprehensive safety and security plans have been put in place for this year’s event. As in years past, the Spring Fling is expected to bring families and visitors together for a day of community celebration, and law enforcement agencies are working closely to maintain that welcoming atmosphere.
A significant law enforcement presence will be in place throughout the festival. Deputies and officers will be highly visible on Friday evening during scheduled events and will remain actively engaged throughout the entire day on Saturday.
Sheriff Howell emphasizes that public safety remains the top priority. Any disruptive or unlawful behavior will not be tolerated. Individuals engaging in such conduct will be addressed immediately and handled in a decisive manner.
“We want everyone to come out, enjoy the festivities, and make great memories with family and friends,” said Sheriff Howell. “By working together with our law enforcement partners and the community, we are confident this year’s Spring Fling will continue to be a safe and successful event.”
The Colquitt County Sheriff’s Office encourages attendees to remain aware of their surroundings and to report any suspicious activity to on-site law enforcement personnel.

For additional information, please contact the Colquitt County Sheriff’s Office.
229-616-7430

03/30/2026

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