Administration:

The Administration Division of the Crisp County Sheriff’s Office is responsible for a broad number of support functions that are integral to every division within the agency.

The Administrative Division is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM with the exception of County holidays. Contact us by phone at (229)-276-2600 or fax at (229)-276-2648

Administrative Major:

The Crisp County Sheriff’s Office Administrative Major provides high level executive administrative and secretarial support for the Sheriff. The Administrative Captain works closely with all divisions within the Sheriff’s Office plus coordinates services with other county offices and personnel; municipal agencies; state and federal agencies, as well as vendors and the general public. This position exercises supervisory control of all administrative personnel to ensure that all office functions are performed efficiently and in a professional, accurate, confidential and timely manner.

Administrative Records Clerk:

The Records Clerk is responsible for assisting in providing customer service, document processing and disseminating information to the general public, other agencies, court officials, professional organizations and public safety officials as well as performing miscellaneous administrative duties for the agency. This person also serves as liaison between the Sheriff’s Office and the Georgia Crime Information Center (GCIC) for Criminal Justice Information System (CJIS) network matters; handles oversight of the GCIC operations for the agency; administers the CJIS Network training program to all terminal operators and assists in the maintenance of the CJIS network.

Administrative Receptionist:

The Administrative Clerk is responsible for assisting in providing customer service; documenting, processing, and disseminating information to the general public, other agencies, court officials, professional organizations and public safety officials; and performing miscellaneous administrative duties for the agency.

Chief Deputy’s Administrative Aide & Open Records Clerk:

The Chief Deputy’s Administrative Aide provides high-level executive administrative and secretarial support for the Chief Deputy.

Administrative Civil Clerk

The Administrative Clerk is responsible for assisting in providing customer service; documenting, processing, and disseminating information to the general public, other agencies, court officials, professional organizations and public safety officials; and performing miscellaneous administrative duties for the agency. This position also maintains receipt, entry and follow through of the Civil Process for the agency.

Bookkeeper:

The Bookeeper position consists of multiple functions and responsibilities. The Bookkeeper is tasked with maintaining the financial operations of the Crisp County Sheriff’s Office.