NEW INMATE CONTACT SERVICES
Effective January 5, 2026, there are new ways to contact inmates at the DeKalb County Jail for Telephone Calls, Video Visitation, Messaging, and Electronic Mail.
VIEW ALERTSThe DeKalb County Sheriff's Office is committed to its constitutional authority to effectively and efficiently manage the jail facility, court services, and the processing of warrants. We espouse ethics, honesty, openness and fairness in our professional and personal lives. As role models, we value respect, honoring the rights and dignity of each person we are called upon to serve.
Our mission at the DeKalb County Sheriff’s Office is to always demonstrate excellence, accountability and respect in our professional and personal lives. We are part of the community and value their expectations. We will always Respect and honor the rights and Dignity of those we serve.
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Are you seeking an opportunity for professional growth and development within the law enforcement community? You can have a rewarding, fulfilling and long-term career with the DeKalb County Sheriff's Office
Dekalb County Sheriff's Office understands that the agency is a source of information for the public regarding criminal activity in the community. To that end, the Office of Public Information is committed to cooperating with legitimate news media outlets to provide relevant facts that are public record.
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Our Community Relations outreach programs help us connect our sworn officers, civilian employees and DeKalb County Sheriff’s Reserves Unit officers with the diverse communities we serve through tours, events and partnerships.
Learn MoreSince 2008, the DeKalb County Sheriff's Office has maintained simultaneous accreditation by the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA), the National Commission on Correctional Health Care (NCCHC), and the American Correctional Association (ACA). The distinctive "TRIPLE CROWN" accreditation status is awarded by the National Sheriffs’ Association. It is held by only 41 of 3,083 sheriff’s offices nationwide.
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“Achieving these accreditations individually is a daunting task. Acquiring all three at the same time is an extraordinary feat. In fact, the Triple Crown distinction is so rare, that since the establishment of the award in 1993, fewer than 50 sheriffs’ offices have qualified.” - National Sheriffs’ Association
