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Doerun Police Arrest Overview

The Doerun Police Department page says the department provides police services 24 hours per day, seven days per week, every day of the year. Its duties include calls for service, patrol, enforcement of Georgia criminal and traffic laws, enforcement of local ordinances, evidence collection, and court testimony. The same page notes that 24-hour staffing does not mean the office itself is always open, and emergencies should use 911.

Doerun Police is not documented as a separate public jail roster source. No official Doerun jail capacity, municipal inmate search portal, booking report, or mugshot gallery was located. For a person arrested by Doerun Police, the practical custody path is to ask Doerun Police about arrest routing and to ask Colquitt County Jail whether the person is currently detained. That keeps police records, city court records, and county jail custody in their proper lanes.

Doerun Police Holding Status

The research found no posted Doerun municipal jail bed count, rated capacity, daily population, or detention-facility profile. That matters because users often expect every police department entry to include an inmate list. Doerun's official page describes police services, leadership, and court-record contact routing, not a jail operation with a public roster.

When detention is required after a Doerun arrest, Colquitt County Jail is the custody fallback. If the jail cannot confirm the person, ask whether the person was cited, released, transferred, held under a warrant, or routed to court. For state-sentenced custody after a case is resolved, GDC rather than a city police page becomes the correct search tool.

Doerun Police Custody Lookup

A Doerun Police custody lookup should start with the nature of the question. For a police report, citation, municipal court filing, or arrest-agency fact, use the Doerun contact. For current jail custody after arrest, use Colquitt County Jail. For state-prison custody after conviction, use GDC Find an Offender. No official sheriff app, Doerun police app, app-only warrant search, or app-only roster was found in the research.

1. Call 229-782-5444 for Doerun police, citation, report, and municipal court record routing.
2. Call Colquitt County Jail at 229-616-7430 when the question is whether the person is currently detained after a Doerun arrest.
3. Ask whether the person was released, bonded out, transferred, taken to court, or held on a warrant or agency hold.
4. Use GDC Find an Offender only when state-sentenced or state-supervised custody is possible.

Doerun Police Contact

The Doerun page identifies Frank Pierce as chief of police. It also lists Sharon Walters, Clerk of Court, as the contact who handles monthly reporting and citations or reports for the Police Department and municipal court records and filings. The research did not locate a separate police-office street address on the police page, so the contact card avoids inventing one.

Doerun Police Visitation Routing

No Doerun municipal jail visitation schedule was found. That is consistent with the lack of a posted city jail roster or facility profile. If a person is being processed by police, public visitation may not be available. Once the person is booked at Colquitt County Jail, county jail visitation, phone, video, mail, and money rules control.

For legal, clergy, or family contact after a Doerun arrest, first identify the custody stage. A police contact question and a jail visit question may need different offices.

Doerun Arrest Mail Money

The Doerun Police research did not locate city inmate mail rules, a city commissary system, city phone accounts, or a city video-visitation vendor. Use those services only after confirming the person is held at Colquitt County Jail or another detention facility. Sending money or mail to the wrong facility can delay service or require a correction through the vendor.

Doerun Police Records

Doerun's records contact is locally specific. Sharon Walters, Clerk of Court, handles monthly reporting and citations or reports for the Police Department and municipal court records or filings according to the research. That makes the Doerun page useful for municipal police records and citation questions even though it is not a jail roster source. For formal criminal charges after a jail arrest, the case may later move through Colquitt County court and prosecutor channels.

Chief Frank Pierce's posted biography adds a local routing detail. He began with Doerun in 1996 as a jailer and dispatcher, attended Tifton Regional Police Academy in 1998, served as a police officer, later worked as chief for Lenox, as a deputy for Colquitt County Sheriff's Office, and as a patrol supervisor for Worth County Sheriff's Office before returning to Doerun in 2016 as chief. That background is not a custody database, but it helps identify the official city police page as the source for Doerun law-enforcement contact.

About Doerun Police

Doerun is one of the Colquitt County communities named in the Georgia Department of Community Affairs comprehensive-plan material, along with Berlin, Ellenton, Funston, Moultrie, and Norman Park. Its police department enforces state criminal and traffic laws, local ordinances, and provides court testimony and evidence work. Those duties can produce police records, citations, and court filings, but they do not create a public municipal inmate roster in the sources reviewed.

Federal and immigration custody should not be confused with Doerun police custody. No federal Bureau of Prisons facility was found in Colquitt County, and no current ICE detention page for Colquitt County was located. Historic ICE material referenced Colquitt County Jail in 2005, but current immigration custody should be checked through ICE's locator and by asking the jail about any detainer or transfer.