Temporary Notice
COVID-19 UPDATE: Currently, our lobby continues to be closed to the general public. Probationers are required to report on the first five business days of each month are encouraged to utilize the following procedures in order to comply with your probation conditions. Our officers will be available to probationers through the following means.
Phone
Call (912) 489-6662 (when the recording comes on enter your officer’s 3-digit extension). Please leave ONLY ONE detailed message. Clearly state your name and phone number. Your officer will contact you within 48 hours (excluding weekends) of your call.
Email
Send your officer an email and they will reply within 48 hours (excluding weekends) of your email.
| Name | Extension | |
| Elizabeth Johnson | 170 | ejohnson@bullochcounty.net |
| Jean Clayton | 171 | jclayton@bullochcounty.net |
| Carol Waters | 172 | cwaters@bullochcounty.net |
| Christie Black | 173 | cblack@bullochcounty.net |
| Kristy Hodges | 174 | khodges@bullochcounty.net |
| NaGaila Simmonds | 175 | nsimmonds@bullochcounty.net |
| Calvin Williams | 176 | cwilliams@bullochcounty.net |
| Kenny Smith | 177 | ksmith@bullochcounty.net |
| Tony Riggs | 182 | triggs@bullochcounty.net |
| Elaine Billings | 184 | ebillings@bullochcounty.net |
| Vicki Williams | 211 | vwilliams@bullochcounty.net |
Payments
In order to stay current with your payments, mail your Money Order or Cashier’s Check to 28 Hill Street, Statesboro, GA 30458. Be sure to make your money order payable to: Bulloch County Probation Department and Print your name on the Front of the money order/cashier’s check where it says Purchaser’s Signature or From.
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28 Hill Street
Statesboro, GA 30458
Phone: (912) 489-6662
Fax: (912) 764-6882
E-mail
Mission
The mission of the Bulloch County Probation Department is to serve the State and Superior Courts of Bulloch County and to cooperate with other criminal justice agencies in protecting the public by effectively enforcing sentence of probation ordered by the courts.
Profile and Issues
To serve the State and Superior Courts of Bulloch County by enforcing probation sentencing conditions for misdemeanor offenders, and collecting court-ordered fines, fees and restitution; to collaborate with other criminal justice agencies in protecting the public with sentence enforcement and probation conditions; provide surveillance on probationers to protect the community, deter further criminal activity, and assure victim restitution; to assist in the rehabilitation of criminal offenders through individual assessments, counseling and professional guidance, and to provide additional law enforcement capability.
This budget division, since its inception in 2000, has been very successful both functionally and fiscally, where previously the service was contracted. The contract was dissolved when the given the choice by state mandate of further contracting or providing the service directly. The current leadership of the department has succeeded in increasing the functional and fiscal credibility within the local criminal justice system.
The courts are utilizing probation to relieve overcrowding in jails. This shifts the burden from incarceration to supervision, which in effect provides an alternative by reducing potential daily costs from $45.00 per day per inmate in a jail to $1.00 per day per a supervised probationer. Caseloads per probation officer are increasing. 200 cases per officer is the standard, while this office‘s rate is now over 300. It is believed that reducing per officer caseload has a correlation to fee and fine collection generated by the office. The higher the caseload, the less time the officer has to follow up when needed (caseload reviews, warrant issues, sending letters, making calls to probations, etc.). Therefore, one (1) new FTE has been funded for FY 2012 for a probation officer.