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Facility Name Address/Location Phone/Fax Administrative Title Staff GGEEOORRGGIIAA DDEEPPAARRTTMMEENNTT OOFF CCOORRRREECCTTIIOONNSS CCoorrrreeccttiioonnss DDiivviissiioonn FFaacciilliittiieess DDiirreeccttoorryy Effective 1/1/18 FACILITY NAME ADDRESS/LOCATION PHONE/FAX ADMINISTRATIVE TITLE STAFF DIVISION DIRECTOR’S State Offices South Main Phone: (404) 656-4661 Director, Field Operations Steve Upton OFFICE Gibson Hall – 1st Floor Fac. Fax: (478) 992-5210 Deputy Director, Field Operations Robert Toole 300 Patrol Road Forsyth, GA 31029 Director, Facilities Admin Support Jack Koon P.O. Box 1529 Director, Special Operations Antonnio Printup Forsyth, GA 31029 SUPPORT STAFF State Offices South Phone: (404) 656-4661 Administrative Assistant Marcia Luckett Gibson Hall – 1st Floor Fax: (478) 992-5210 Facility Operations 300 Patrol Road Administrative Assistant Katina Curry Forsyth, GA 31029 Facility Operations P.O. Box 1529 Forsyth, GA 31029 Phone: (478) 992-5120 Administrative Assistant Sandra Williams Fax: (478) 992-5142 Special Operations Regional Director Stan Shepard Southeast 154 1st Ave South Phone: (912) -557-7805 Assistant Regional Director Bruce Chatman Regional Office Reidsville, GA 30436 Fax: (912) -557-7811 Administrative Assistant Lynette Mobley Business Manager Teresa Todd Human Resource Manager Melanie Powell Phone: (404)- 624-2307 Regional Director Belinda Davis North 1301 Constitution RD SE Fax: (404)- 622-5462 Assistant Regional Director Ahmed Holt Regional Office Atlanta, GA 30316 Administrative Assistant Sharonda Henderson Business Manager Allen Dills Human Resource Manager Yvette Crawford 137 Pinewood Road Phone: (229) 759-3038 Regional Director Scott Crickmar Southwest Leesburg, GA 31763 Fax: (229) 759-3145 Assistant Regional Director William Danforth Regional Office Administrative Assistant Valerie Jackson Business Manager Debra McGriff Human Resource Manager Katrina Sutton FACILITY NAME ADDRESS/LOCATION PHONE/FAX ADMINISTRATIVE TITLE STAFF County Prisons Coordinator Jack Roberts FACILITY OPERATIONS State Offices South Main Phone: (478) 992-5101 Transitional Center Coordinator Tommy Fountain Gibson Hall – 1st Floor Assistant TC Coordinator Carlotta Ficklin 300 Patrol Road Main Fax: (478) 992-5210 Female Services Director Pamela Wiggins Forsyth, GA 31029 Female Services Asst. Director Kathleen Kennedy Fax: (478) 992-5142 Admin Asst. (Female Services) Brittany Powell P.O. Box 1529 Projects Unit Manager Angela Williams Forsyth, GA 31029 Special Project Manager Angela Grant Special Project Manager Lisa Haughey Special Project Coordinator Gary Caldwell Special Project Coordinator DK Moses Special Project Coordinator Sean Ferguson Data Analysis Manager Derek Allen Business Support Analyst VACANT Business Support Analyst Antario Williams Field Services Manager Otis Stanton Policy Manager Jason Ethridge Tier Manager Adrian Nelson Compliance Specialist 3 Shelia Oubre Family Services/Stakeholder Patricia Sweatman Probation/Parole Coord. Tammy McGowan Admin Support Ytierria Adams Special Operations State Offices South Phone: (478) 992-5120 Special Ops Manager Mark Moll Gibson Hall – 1st Floor Special Ops Manager Wilson Hall P.O. Box 1529 Fax:(478) 992-5142 Special Ops Coord. North Region Jimmy White Forsyth, GA 31029 Special Ops Coord. SW Region Kenneth Howard Special Ops Coord. SE Region Latasha Wade Ops Support Manager Alan Coody OFFENDER State Offices South Main Phone: (770) 504-7312 Offender Administration Manager Kenneth Mantle ADMINISTRATION Offender Administration Offender Admin. Asst. Manager Ashley Hansen 300 Patrol Road Fax: (770) 504-7309 Center Referral Coordinator Lisa Kitchens Forsyth, GA 31029 Classification Manager Vanessa Linder Secretary Crystal Suggs Offender Administration 200 Sharon Rogers Road Jackson, Georgia 30233 Fed Ex and UPS only Sex Offender State Offices South Phone: (478) 992-5131 Manager Lori Rozier Administration Gibson Hall – 1st Floor Program Dev. Consultant (Prob.) Janine Robinson P.O. Box 1529 Fax: (478) 992-5142 Program Dev. Consultant (Fac) Kristin Hosford Forsyth, GA 31029 Program Dev. Consultant Angel Perrine FACILITY NAME ADDRESS/LOCATION PHONE/FAX ADMINISTRATIVE TITLE STAFF Mailing Address: Centralized State Offices South Main Phone: 404-210-8123 Director of Security Transport Transport Unit Gibson Hall – 1st Floor Main Phone: 404-272-7675 Asst. Director Carlton Standifer P.O. Box 1529 Forsyth, GA 31029 GGEEOORRGGIIAA DDEEPPAARRTTMMEENNTT OOFF CCOORRRREECCTTIIOONNSS FFaacciilliittiieess FACILITY NAME ADDRESS/LOCATION PHONE/FAX ADMINISTRATIVE TITLE STAFF Arrendale State Prison P.O. Box 709 Phone: (706) 776-4700 Warden Brooks Benton (Lee Arrendale) Deputy Warden Security Anthony Dewberry 2023 Gainesville Highway, Fax: (706) 776-4710 Deputy Warden C&T Julie Yeargin S Deputy Warden Admin Christine Fowler Alto, GA 30510-0709 Habersham County Augusta State Medical 3001 Gordon Hwy Phone: (706) 855-4700 Warden Edward Philbin Prison Grovetown, GA 30813 Deputy Warden Security Betty McGrew Fax: (706) 869-7933 Deputy Warden Security Tommy Tremble Deputy Warden C&T Ruthie Shelton Deputy Warden Admin. Liz Roberts Richmond County Autry State Prison P.O. Box 648 Phone: (229) 294-2940 Warden Walter Berry (Jimmy Autry) Deputy Warden Security Fred Gammage 3178 Mount Zion Church Rd Fax: (229) 294-6559 Deputy Warden Security Timothy Sales Pelham, GA 31779 Deputy Warden C&T Benjie Nobles Deputy Warden Admin. Brian Shaver Mitchell County Baldwin State Prison P.O. Box 218 Phone: (478) 445-5218 Warden Trevonza Bobbitt Deputy Warden Security Tracy Jefferson 140 Laying Farm Road Fax: (478) 445-6507 Deputy Warden C&T Tracey Lumpkin Hardwick, GA 31034 Deputy Warden Admin. Regenia Womble Baldwin County Burruss C.T.C. P.O. Box 5849 Phone: (478) 994-7512 Warden James Payne (Al Burruss Correctional Deputy Warden Security Tracy McIntyre Training Center) GPSTC Complex Fax: (478) 994-7561 Deputy Warden C&T Eugenia Harrison 1000 Indian Springs Drive Deputy Warden Admin. Louis Speights Forsyth, GA 31029 Burruss Probation Boot Camp Monroe County FACILITY NAME ADDRESS/LOCATION PHONE/FAX ADMINISTRATIVE TITLE STAFF Calhoun State Prison P.O. Box 249 Phone: (229) 849-5000 Warden Benjamin Ford Deputy Warden Security Nathaniel Williams 27823 Main Street Fax: (229) 849-5017 Deputy Warden Security Darryl Warren Morgan, GA 39866 Deputy Warden C&T Christine Cross Deputy Warden Admin. Deserre Jones Calhoun County Central State Prison 4600 Fulton Mill Road Phone: (478) 471-2908 Warden Clinton Perry, Jr. Macon, GA 31208 Deputy Warden Security Dexter Spikes Fax: (478) 471-2095 Deputy Warden C&T Micheal Thomas Deputy Warden Admin. Tijuana Hall Bibb County Coastal State Prison P.O. Box 7150 Phone: (912) 965-6306 Warden Jose Morales Deputy Warden Security Nathan Brooks 200 Gulfstream Road Fax: (912) 966-6799 Deputy Warden C&T Robin Owens Garden City, GA 31418 Deputy Warden Admin Phillip Glenn Chatham County Dodge State Prison P.O. Box 276 Phone: (478) 358-7201 Warden Murray Tatum Deputy Warden Security Carlos Jones 2971 Old Bethel Road Fax: (478) 358-7303 Deputy Warden C&T Khalilah Williams Chester, GA 31012-0276 Deputy Warden Admin. Donald McCullers Dodge County Dooly State Prison P.O. Box 750 Phone: (478) 627-2000 Warden Glen Johnson Deputy Warden Security James Hinton 1412 Plunkett Road Fax: (478) 627-2140 Deputy Warden C&T Mable Chaney Unadilla, GA 31091 Deputy Warden Admin. Allen Ross Dooly County FACILITY NAME ADDRESS/LOCATION PHONE/FAX ADMINISTRATIVE TITLE STAFF Emanuel Women’s P.O. Box 218 Phone: (478) 289-2748 Warden Meosha McMillan Facility Deputy Warden Security Lela Grier 714 Gumlog Road Fax: (478) 289-2755 Deputy Warden C&T Whitney East-Hendrix Swainsboro, GA 30401 Deputy Warden Admin. Erica Wade Emanuel County G.D.C.P. P.O. Box 3877 Phone: (770) 504-2000 Warden Eric Sellers (Ga Diagnostic and Superintendent (SMU) Michael Cannon Classification State Fax: (770) 504-2006 Deputy Warden Security Keith Eutsey Prison) 2978 Hwy 36, West DW/Security (SMU) William Powell Jackson, GA 30233 DW/Security (SMU) June Bishop Deputy Warden C&T Theresa Lindsey-Thornton Butts County Deputy Warden Admin. Katherine Brown Georgia State Prison 300 1st Avenue South Phone: (912) 557-7301 Warden Marty Allen Reidsville, GA 30453 Deputy Warden Security Trevonza Bobbitt Fax: (912) 557-7241 Deputy Warden C&T Aaron Pineiro Tattnall County Deputy Warden Admin. Shirley Kilgore Hancock State Prison P.O. Box 339 Phone: (706) 444-1000 Warden Annettia Toby Deputy Warden Security George Ivey 701 Prison Boulevard Fax: (706) 444-1137 Deputy Warden C&T Derek Hill Sparta, GA 31087 Deputy Warden Admin. Andrew Walker Hancock County Hays State Prison P.O. Box 668 Phone: (706) 857-0400 Warden Kevin Sprayberry (Forest Hays, Jr. State Deputy Warden Security Reagan Black Prison) 777 Underwood Road Fax: (706) 857-0624 Deputy Warden C&T Alisa Hammock Trion, GA 30753 Deputy Warden Admin. Steven Henderson Chattooga County FACILITY NAME ADDRESS/LOCATION PHONE/FAX ADMINISTRATIVE TITLE STAFF Helms Facility 1275 Constitution Road Phone: (404) 624-2413 Superintendent Darrell Clark (Medical Holding Facility) Atlanta, GA 30401 Assistant Superintendent Alvinea Brown ATLANTA TC Fax: (404) 624-2417 Business Manager Gloria Matheny HOST FACILITY Fulton County Secretary Lakeisha Person Johnson State Prison P.O. Box 344 Phone: (478) 864-4100 Warden Antoine Caldwell Deputy Warden Security James Blair 290 Donovan-Harrison Rd Fax: (478) 864-4104 Deputy Warden C&T Cherie Price Wrightsville, GA 31096 Deputy Warden Admin Ada Messer Johnson County Lee State Prison 153 Pinewood Drive Phone: (229) 759-3110 Warden Aimee Smith Leesburg, GA 31763 Deputy Warden
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