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| WASHINGTON POLICE DEPT |
| 118 Spring Street |
| Washington, Georgia 30673 |
| 706.678.3244 PH |
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| METASVILLE/RAYLE POLICE DEPT |
| 706.678.2224 PH |
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| TIGNALL POLICE DEPT |
| 124 South Hulin Ave |
| Tignall, Georgia 30668 |
| 706.285.2551 PH |
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| WILKES COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT |
| 225 Andrew Drive |
| Washington, Georgia 30673 |
| www.geocities.com/wilkesso/index.html |
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| Gary Rogers took office as Sheriff in 2001. He served as Deputy
Sheriff for the Wilkes County Sheriff's Office for over twenty years under Sheriff Cecil A. Moore. |
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| The Wilkes County Sheriff's Office is comprised of thirteen sworn peace officers. |
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| In 1996, construction of a new facility was started. In August, 1998, the new facility was dedicated as the
Cecil A. Moore Law Enforcement Center. The Law Enforcement Center houses the Wilkes County Sheriff's Department and Detention Center. |
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| GARY A. ROGERS, SHERIFF |
| MIKE SISSON, CHIEF DEPUTY |
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| ADMINISTRATION |
| Jerry Hackney, Jail Administrator / 911 Director |
| Genna Grimaud, Secretary |
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| PATROL DIVISION |
| Jackie Graves, Lieutenant |
| Greg Rogers, Deputy Sheriff |
| Troy Land, Deputy Sheriff |
| Detric Jones, Deputy Sheriff |
| Brad Carani, Deputy Sheriff |
| Jonathan Crookham, Deputy Sheriff |
| Jamie Bridges, Deputy Sheriff |
| Luke Montgomery, Deputy Sheriff |
| Randy Young, Deputy Sheriff/Civil Processing |
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| INVESTIGATIONS |
| Jimmy R. Harrison, Cheif Investigator |
| James L. Harrison, Investigator/K-9 Officer |
| "Rocky" |
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| WASHINGTON FIRE DEPT |
| 212 East Court Street |
| Washington, Georgia 30673 |
| 706.678.7113 PH |
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| WILKES COUNTY EMS |
| 105 Marshall Street |
| Washington, Georgia 30673 |
| 706.678.7837 PH |
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| "We're Your EMS" |
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| Blake Thompson has been the director for Wilkes County EMS since
August 1991. Under his administration and leadership the service has grown in staff members and in
equipment. |
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| A staff of thirty employees (full and part-time) ensures the
citizens of Wilkes and Taliaferro Counties that they are ready and capable 24-hours per day, seven days
per week to meet their medical needs The full-time staff has nearly 150 years experience in the emergency
medical services field. Continuing education and training is always an on-going thing at Wilkes County
EMS as employees are improving their knowledge and their skills. |
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| Every ambulance is staffed with a paramedic which means that
the patient is receiving the highest level of care provided in a pre-hospital setting. Advanced life
support is not an option in Wilkes County. We strive to give our patients the highest priority in care
and response, therefore we are a 100% advanced life support service. |
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| FULL-TIME STAFF |
| Blake Thompson |
| Teresa Stockwell |
| Tina Bailey |
| Misty Flynn |
| Dennis Weaver |
| John Clemmons, Jr. |
| Dan Wright |
| Andy Bradford |
| Delores Anderson |
| Shawn Hackney |
| Mark Justice |
| David Fisher |
| Stephen Godwin |
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