Atkinson County Busted Mugshots is a private reference service, not a government office. It cannot confirm custody, release a person, post bond, pull an official booking file, or issue a photograph. Contact the agency that owns the record for an answer.
Official Atkinson Contacts
Use the office that holds the specific record. Call before visiting because official pages and custody arrangements can change. The Sheriff contact page is the preferred online source for the county office and jail numbers.
Atkinson County Office of Sheriff
20 Smith Ave W
Pearson, GA 31642
Mail: P.O. Box 157
Office: 912-422-3611
Fax: 912-422-7467
Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Atkinson County Jail
Jail information: 912-422-3291
Dispatch, nonemergency: 912-422-3811
Ask about current custody, transfers, Coffee County placement, and the booking custodian.
Atkinson Clerk of Superior and Juvenile Court
19 Robert Avenue West
Pearson, GA 31642
P.O. Box 6
Phone: 912-422-3343
Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., closed noon to 1:00 p.m.
Which Office Should Be Called?
Match the question to the record owner:
- For a current Atkinson custody question, start with the Sheriff-linked inmate route and call the jail if the external vendor is unavailable or unclear.
- For a booking sheet or photograph, ask the Sheriff which jail performed intake. Women and male overflow may be in Coffee County.
- For a Pearson incident report, call Pearson Police at 912-422-7411 or City Hall at 912-422-3397. The city materials do not publish a local form, fee, or turnaround.
- For a Willacoochee incident report, call Willacoochee Police at 912-534-5991 and review its live department information. A copy may take four to five business days after review and compilation.
- For a court case or disposition, call the Atkinson Clerk or use Georgia Courts e-access. For sentenced custody, use the Georgia Department of Corrections offender search.
- For federal or immigration custody, use the BOP or ICE locator when those facts fit. A county jail call cannot answer every federal question.
Records Request Starting Points
The Sheriff posts no dedicated open-records form or local booking-photo fee schedule. A written request should identify the existing booking sheet or photograph, full name, arrest date or narrow range, and known booking number. Ask for electronic delivery and a cost estimate. Georgia's Open Records Act generally calls for available nonexempt records within three business days or a written response with timing, cost, and an exemption.
For a city incident report, request from the police department that made the arrest. For GDC records, use the separate state process. A private reference cannot forward a request or guarantee a response.
Messages for This Service
Questions about the private reference service can be directed through its published contact channel when available. Questions about custody, a booking image, bond, a warrant, a court case, or a release must go to the appropriate government office above. Do not send emergency information by email. A tip belongs with the Sheriff's Office at 912-422-3611 or its published tip contacts.