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 Contacts

Enforcement Bureau Commander:
Major T.L. Enoch
(912) 652-7618

Street Operations:
Capt. B.M. Counihan Sr.
(912) 652-7714

Court Services:
Capt. E.J. Powell Jr.
(912) 652-7613


 Enforcement Stats

February 2010

2321 subpoenas

2854 civil process

88 evictions completed

26 mental patient transports

473 warrants were issued

344 misdemeanor warrants were served

138 felony warrants were served

136 warrants were dismissed

20 people were picked up in other counties of Ga. on Chatham County warrants.

5 people were picked up out of state on Chatham County warrants.

4 people were arrested in Chatham County on out of state warrants and extradited.


 Enforcement Bureau Welcome

Mission Statement:
To provide the most professional services to the citizens of Chatham County by hiring only the most qualified staff and providing them with the most up to date training available.

The Enforcement Bureau is comprised of three divisions, Street Operations, Court Services and the Administrative division.
 

Street Operations / Court Services

Major Enoch is responsible for overseeing the daily operation of the Street Operations Division and the Court Services Division. 

His staff provides services such as:

  • Public building security
  • Courtroom Security
  • Extraditions
  • Arrest orders
  • Summonses
  • Execution of Protection Orders
  • Monitoring Sex Offenders
  • Fi Fa’s / Levy’s

The Street Operations division handles approximately 7000 warrants and 60, 000 civil processes each year.

The Court Services division processes over 12,000 inmates through the courts each year and screens over 700,000 visitors through the security checkpoint at the Judicial Complex and Juvenile Court each year.

 

Administration

Major Tommy Smoak is responsible for overseeing the daily administrative functions of the Enforcement Bureau.  He is directly responsible for:

  • Departmental budgeting
  • Quartermaster functions
    (uniforms, vehicles, radios, weapons and storage of evidence)
  • K-9 Unit
  • Range
  • Telecommunications

The Administrative division manages the Grant that operates the Regional K-9 training facility and the eight handlers/instructors associated with this grant.  The Training Facility has qualified K-9 teams from 101 different federal, state and local agencies throughout the southeast. 

It also operates one of the largest firearms facilities in the southeast United States and provides firearms training to most of the local and federal law enforcement agencies in this area as well as to the local police academy.