Quitman County Three-Day Feed
No official Quitman County 72-hour release page was found. The county sheriff page does not present a public roster module, and the separate sheriff site did not yield a stable recent-release URL during research. There is therefore no verified online cadence, refresh delay, or retention window for a three-day list.
The absence of a web feed does not erase the underlying record. Georgia’s jail-record statute requires the sheriff to maintain commitment and discharge information. A records request framed around exact dates can recreate the useful part of a 72-hour view without claiming that an online list exists.
Check Quitman County 72 Hours
The three-day method starts with a fixed period. If the question is asked on Monday, for example, specify the Friday-through-Monday dates and times that matter. The sheriff’s office number is 229-334-3739, as listed by the county contact table and the Georgia Sheriffs’ Association.
- Set the beginning and end of the 72-hour period.
- Identify the person by full name and date of birth. Include a booking number if known.
- Ask whether a discharge was entered within that fixed period.
- Request the discharge day, order, issuing court, charge, and release type if maintained.
- Ask for the transfer destination when the person did not leave custody altogether.
- Check the court, GDC, VINE, BOP, or ICE only when the result points to that system.
For one person whose date is unclear, a written request prevents a moving-window mismatch. It also creates a clear description of the record sought.
Quitman County 72-Hour Fields
A public 72-hour display was not captured, so the table identifies fields to ask the sheriff for. Some are required by O.C.G.A. 42-4-7; others should be requested if the jail keeps them.
| Requested field | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Name and booking number | Matches the correct person and jail event. |
| Commitment date and time | Shows whether custody began inside the window. |
| Charge | Links the jail stay to the case. |
| Discharge day and time | Places the exit inside or outside the 72 hours. |
| Discharge order | Shows the authority for the action. |
| Issuing court | Directs the next court-record check. |
| Bond or release reason | May explain the form of release. |
| Transfer destination | Prevents a transfer from being mistaken for freedom. |
The jail’s “discharge” is an exit from local custody. A person discharged to GDC, another jail, federal custody, or immigration custody has not necessarily returned to the community.
Request Quitman County Discharges
A focused written request may read: “Please provide the jail commitment and discharge record for [full name, date of birth if known] for any Quitman County booking between [date] and [date], including discharge day, discharge order, issuing court, charge, booking number, bond or release type if maintained, and transfer destination if the person was released to another agency.”
Direct it to the Quitman County Sheriff’s Office, Sheriff Charles Davis, PO Box 338, Georgetown, GA 39854. The office phone is 229-334-3739 and fax is 229-334-0905. Georgia’s Open Records Act provision governs response timing and reasonable costs. An agency generally responds within three business days by producing accessible records or stating when and how they can be produced.
The statute page shows the fee and timing framework used for a records-based 72-hour check.
Weekend Quitman County Releases
A three-day range is useful when a same-day call misses a Friday night, weekend, or holiday event. Office availability and court processing may affect when a person can obtain confirmation. That is different from an online feed delay because no official feed cadence was established here.
Use the jail record to fix the date first. If the discharge order came from court, the Probate and Magistrate Court can help identify first-stage warrant and bond activity, while the Clerk of Superior Court manages filed misdemeanor and felony records including warrants, accusations, and indictments.
A court filing can explain why custody ended. It does not replace the sheriff’s discharge timestamp.
No Quitman County App
No official Quitman County sheriff mobile app with a recent-release feature was confirmed. Some Georgia counties use vendor apps, but that pattern cannot be assumed here. Avoid apps or lists that do not identify the Quitman County Sheriff as the source.
Likewise, do not confuse Quitman County with the City of Quitman in Brooks County. Quitman County’s government seat and sheriff are in Georgetown. The state sheriffs directory lists the two jurisdictions separately.
Trace Quitman County Transfers
A transfer is the chief reason a three-day “release” result can mislead. Once the sheriff confirms the destination, follow the custody type instead of repeating the local query.
| Result | Next source | What to verify |
|---|---|---|
| Community release | Quitman County jail record | Discharge time and order |
| State transfer | GDC Find an Offender | Current status and institution |
| Parole release | PAP parolee search and DCS | Parole status and supervision office |
| Federal transfer | BOP inmate locator | Federal location or release status |
| Immigration transfer | ICE ODLS | Eligible current detention record |
Georgia VINE can add a custody-change alert. It is not the final discharge document. Read VINELink Inmate Search for alert registration and coverage limits.
Quitman County Release Windows
The Jail Releases: 24 Hours page is suited to a release believed to have happened today and leads with a phone check. The 72-hour method uses a fixed written date span and is better for weekends, holidays, or an uncertain day. Neither page claims an official online list.
For a named person whose history crosses more than one agency, use the full path on Quitman County released inmates. That route separates a county jail discharge from a state-prison release, parole status, court disposition, and federal custody.
- Release
- Departure from the agency’s custody, sometimes to the community.
- Transfer
- Movement from one agency’s custody into another’s.
- Discharge order
- The authority under which the jail recorded the person leaving.
- Retention
- How long a record remains available. No public online retention period was confirmed for a Quitman County feed.
Audit the Three-Day Result
Review the response against the requested window. A record outside the dates may belong to an earlier booking, while two entries can reflect release and later recommitment. Compare the booking number, charge, and commitment date before treating a discharge as the event sought. If the office gives only a current custody answer, follow up for the written historical entry.
Names alone can mislead. Date of birth, middle name, and booking number are better matching points when available. If a field is not maintained, do not infer it from silence. Ask the issuing court for the related order and keep the sheriff’s entry as the source for the local custody endpoint.
A three-day search should account for transfers that appear in a receiving system later. Record the destination and check that agency after processing. Resolve conflicts with the agencies instead of guessing.