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Augusta, Georgia Information

Augusta has been consolidated into a city-county and is formally referred to as Augusta-Richmond County. The city of Augusta itself lies within Richmond County. The 2010 census estimated the population of the city-county at 198,844. As of 2016, the newest estimated population is 197,081 residents.

The current Mayor of Augusta is Hardie Davis, Jr. Mayor Davis, Jr. was raised in Forsyth, GA and then moved to Augusta in 1985. Prior to becoming the Mayor, Hardie was a State Representative for three years and also served as a State Senator for five. Mayor Davis, Jr. is committed to seeing the city of Augusta flourish and prosper. Within the first few months of taking office, Hardie launched the first Mayor’s Summer Youth Employment Program.

Contact Mayor Davis, Jr.:

Phone Number: (706) 821-1831
Email: mayordavis@augustaga.gov

As of December 2017, there are an estimated 436 registered sex offenders living in Augusta-Richmond County. The ratio of residents to sex offenders is 313 to 1.

Augusta, Georgia Police Station Information

Crime is considered to be a problem in Augusta and the city’s crime rate is 103% higher than the US national average crime rate. For every 100,000 people, there are 15.8 crimes committed daily in the city. As a resident, you have a 1 in 18 chance of becoming a victim to a crime. The total year over year crime rates have not changed.

Augusta is ranked an F for crime and safety and the city is safer than 9% of cities in the US. The total number of reported crimes in Augusta per 100,000 people is 5,767, which is significantly higher than the average for Georgia, which is 3,402 and the national average, which is 2,837.

Of the reported crimes per 100,000 people, 675 were considered violent crimes and 5,092 were considered property crimes. Violent crimes include murders, rapes, robberies, and assaults. Property crimes include burglaries, thefts, and vehicle thefts.

Augusta does not have an individual city police department, but instead is patrolled and protected by the Richmond County Sheriff’s Department. The mission of the sheriff’s department is to protect the life and property of all residents and visitors through peace and order and the provision of law enforcement services. The current elected Sheriff for the Richmond County Sheriff’s Department is Richard Roundtree. Chief Patrick Clayton is the Chief Deputy, the second in command.

Augusta Police Department Address:

400 Walton Way
Augusta, GA 30901

Phone Number: (706) 821-1000

Contact Sheriff Richard Roundtree: (706) 821-1065

Residents who are arrested or apprehended in Augusta are transported to the Charles B. Webster Detention Center or CBWDC. This facility took over when there was an overcrowding issue at the Richmond County Jail, which is now closed. CBWDC has a 35,000 square foot processing center, which was opened in 2014. The detention center has an average daily inmate population of 835, but is designed to house 1,050 inmates. There are currently 150 personnel who help run the facility. The Charles B. Webster Detention Center can be reached at (706) 821-1110.

Augusta Police Department Additional Information

Address 1: 400 Walton Way
City: Augusta
State: GA
Zip Code: 30901
County: Richmond County
Phone #: (706) 821-1000
Fax #: (706) 821-1064

Additional Information:

Type: Police Departments
Population Served: 197000
Number of Officers: 237

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Open Records Request in Augusta, Georgia

The Richmond County Sheriff’s Office is determined to be transparent with the residents in Augusta and the County. The department knows that residents want to know what is happening in the city and county they live in and because of that, records are made available for review by the citizens. The Richmond County Sheriff’s Office does accept open records requests and each one should be done in writing. For information or questions regarding specific case information, contact the open records division at (706) 821-1000.

County Sheriff, Warrant, Most Wanted Information in Augusta, Georgia

Both criminal and civil warrants are maintained, issued, and serviced by the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office. For questions about warrants or to learn more about the status of a warrant, contact the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office at (706) 821-1000.

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