Check Moultrie DCS Supervision

Moultrie DCS State Contact

For statewide follow-up, DCS lists (678) 783-4337 and 2 MLK Jr Drive SE, Suite 866 E, Atlanta, GA 30334. Local supervision questions should still begin with Moultrie staff.

Moultrie DCS Release Role

The Georgia Department of Community Supervision oversees adult felony offenders in the community. That group includes people granted parole by the State Board of Pardons and Paroles and people placed on felony probation or split sentences by Georgia courts. A split sentence has a confinement part followed by a probation part. The Moultrie DCS office is the local supervision channel for Colquitt County, but it is not a detention facility and has no inmate roster.

For a person leaving Colquitt County Jail, first confirm the jail release and court disposition. For someone leaving Colquitt County Correctional Institution or another GDC site, first confirm the state release or parole action. DCS can then help route questions about community supervision. Leaving prison on parole is not the same as completing a sentence with no supervision. Likewise, a probationer may never have served a prison term.

Verify Moultrie DCS Supervision

Build the inquiry from the order or release event that created supervision. A court case number helps with probation. A GDC number and parole record help with parole. DCS may not disclose every case detail by phone, but the office can identify the proper reporting and records route when enough information is supplied.

1. Determine whether the person left county custody, state custody, or received probation directly from court.
2. For parole, use the Georgia Parolee Search and compare the result with GDC status.
3. For probation, review the Colquitt County sentencing order and later court entries.
4. Contact the Moultrie DCS office to verify the local supervision channel and reporting instructions.
5. Ask which agency can provide written proof of active status, discharge, or a supervision change.

A parole result answers a different question from a GDC custody result. GDC shows the state-offender record. The Parole Board controls the parole decision. DCS supervises the person once released to the community. Court records remain the main source for probation terms. Keep each source in its proper lane.

Note: “Out of prison” and “off supervision” are separate findings that may have different dates and record custodians.

Moultrie DCS Contact Details

The official DCS Moultrie location page calls this a virtual office serving Colquitt County. Its mailing address is a post office box rather than a standard public walk-in address. Call before trying to appear in person, especially because the county sheriff page separately says DCS probation and parole is located in the jail courtroom lobby.

The DCS office source shown below confirms the virtual-office designation and local contact route.

The image supports office routing. It is not a list of people on supervision and does not show a person's release or discharge.

Moultrie Parole Release Records

Parole is conditional release from a state sentence under Parole Board authority. The Board's inmate TPM tool concerns tentative parole timing before release, while its parolee database concerns people who may already be in the community. A tentative parole month is not a guaranteed release date. Misconduct or unmet program conditions can change it.

The Parole Board and DCS should agree on the broad path, but their records serve different functions. A final discharge should be confirmed through the agency that issued or maintains it. If an online result seems stale, keep the displayed date and ask for written verification rather than inferring an end date.

Moultrie Probation Release Records

Probation starts with a court order. The order states the term and may follow a short confinement period or stand in place of prison. The Colquitt County Clerk of Court manages Superior, State, and Juvenile Court records, while Magistrate Court has a separate county page. The correct docket depends on the case.

A probation discharge is not a jail release record. Review the sentence, any modification or revocation entries, and the order that closes supervision. Revocation means the court found grounds to change or withdraw probation after an alleged violation process. If the person is arrested on a probation matter, the jail booking documents custody while the court and DCS records explain the supervision event.

Supervision

Agency oversight in the community under parole or probation terms.

Discharge

The official end of the supervision obligation.

Absconder

A person alleged to have stopped reporting or left supervision without authorization.

Revocation

A formal action that may alter community supervision after a violation proceeding.

Moultrie DCS and ICE Custody

Colquitt County's sheriff page publishes Criminal Alien Tracking PDFs. Those reports are not DCS supervision lists and do not show every immigration release. If a person leaves county or state custody for ICE, the receiving-agency event must be checked with the ICE detainee locator. DCS cannot substitute for an ICE custody record.

Immigration custody can also affect the practical start of local reporting. Do not assume that a person released from one agency reached the community on the same date. Ask the releasing facility which agency accepted custody, then keep that event separate from any probation or parole record. The DCS office can address its own supervision channel, not the federal detention history.

Note: A detainer-related transfer can end local custody while delaying or preventing a return to Colquitt County supervision.

Historic Colquitt Jail Confusion

The Moultrie DCS office has a local link to the current jail campus because the sheriff page places probation and parole in the jail courtroom lobby. That does not make DCS part of the jail or turn a reporting visit into custody. It also should not be confused with the historic Colquitt County Jail at 126 1st Avenue SE, built in 1915 and listed on the National Register.

Use the agency name and current official contact on all correspondence. “Jail lobby,” “virtual office,” and “historic jail” describe three different settings. Calling ahead resolves where a reporting or records question should go. The distinction is especially useful when older directories or local references provide an address without identifying the agency function.

Moultrie Supervision Status Conflicts

If records conflict, identify who controls each fact. The sentencing court controls probation orders. The Parole Board makes parole decisions. GDC maintains the state custody record. DCS handles community supervision. The jail records a local arrest or release. One system may update before another, so a single absence or stale label should not override the rest.

Record the exact status, date, and source. Then contact the office that created the disputed entry. The Colquitt County release search covers the custody-side workflow, while DCS remains the local source for supervision routing after release.

Colquitt DCS Local Reporting Route

Colquitt has an unusually clear link between jail information and community supervision. The county sheriff page contains a Department of Community Supervision block for probation and parole and says the service is located in the jail courtroom lobby. The state DCS page, meanwhile, identifies Moultrie as a virtual office serving Colquitt County. Together, those sources explain why a caller should confirm the reporting location instead of relying on the post office box alone.

The Colquitt County sheriff page also lists local DCS phone detail, including (229) 456-8059. That number matches the state location listing and gives a useful cross-check. Call during the DCS weekday hours shown by the state office. Ask whether the question concerns reporting, a probation case, parole status, or a written supervision record so it can reach the right staff.

DCS status should be paired with the source that started supervision. For probation, retain the sentencing order and case number from the Colquitt Clerk of Court. The county also publishes a separate Magistrate Court page for that court's records. For parole, retain the GDC number and Parole Board result. If supervision is said to have ended, ask which office issued the discharge and its effective date.