Milledgeville

You can pay online 24/7 at the online citation portal, in person at the Municipal Court Clerk's Office (125 Floyd L Griffin Jr St, M–F 8am–5pm), or by mailing a check/money order with your citation number.

Unpaid citations may result in late fees, a bench warrant for your arrest, and suspension of your Georgia driver's license. Contact the court clerk at (478) 414-4001 if you need to make payment arrangements.

Yes. Do NOT pay the citation if you wish to contest it, as payment constitutes an admission of guilt. Appear in court on or before your court date. Contact the clerk at (478) 414-4001 to confirm your date.

Contact the Records Division at (478) 414-4076, or visit in person at 125 Floyd L Griffin Jr St during business hours (M–F, 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM). A small fee may apply. See Police Reports for more details.

Most requests are fulfilled within 3–5 business days. Complex requests or those requiring redaction may take longer. You will be notified if additional time is needed.

Download the Arrest Record Restriction Form from our Police Reports page, complete it, and submit it to the Records Division.

Submit an Evidence Pickup Request online to request an appointment. The evidence custodian will review your request and contact you to verify it or propose a different time. Release is subject to the custodian's verification, chain-of-custody rules, and the status of any related case.

Pickups are by appointment on Mondays and Fridays, 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, excluding 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM. Please wait until your appointment is confirmed before coming to the Department.

Bring a valid photo ID. The evidence custodian may also ask for documents showing ownership or authority to receive the item, such as a title, receipt, or written authorization. If you are picking up for someone else, the Evidence Technician must approve the release before any item is returned. See the Evidence Pickup Request page for the full requirements, including the safety rules for firearms.

Download the Residential Parking Permit Application, complete it, and return it to the Police Department with the required documentation (proof of residency, vehicle registration).

Contact the MPD at (478) 414-4090 for the current map of designated residential parking zones.

Yes. Our Submit a Tip form allows anonymous submissions. You are not required to provide your name or contact information.

Non-emergency incidents include minor vandalism, past-tense thefts (where the suspect is no longer present), harassing or nuisance calls, suspicious activity (non-threatening), and similar situations. For anything involving immediate danger, call 911.