Sheriff Terry Langley

Carroll County Sheriff's Office- New- Pill Drop Location

One of the fast-growing public health and safety problems is lurking in your medicine cabinet. Because the rates of prescription and over-the-counter medication abuse and accidental poisonings and overdoses are on the rise across the country, Sheriff Terry Langley and the Carroll County Sheriff’s Office is teaming up with the Drug Enforcement Administration to offer our local citizens a way to properly dispose of the substances.  Seven days a week, twenty-four (24) hours a day, you can bring in your outdated or unused medication to the Carroll County Jail lobby and place it in a secure container to be disposed of properly.  There will be no paperwork or questions asked.  We value the partnership that we have with you and want your home to be as safe as possible.

Carroll County Sheriff's Office- Pill Drop Update- May 2012

The Sheriff’s Office would like to recognize the effort the public has made in discarding un-used or out dated prescription medications.  Since we started two months ago there has been 28 pounds of medication dropped to be destroyed!  Remember you can drop medication anytime, 7 days a week, at the Sheriff’s Office Jail Lobby, no questions asked.

Carroll County Sheriff's Office 2012 Youth Camp

The Sheriff's Office would like to thank all those who applied for this years Youth Camp. We have filled all available slots for this year and look forward to sharing our time with the young residents of our County.

Carroll County Sheriff's Office in support of Carroll Meth Awareness Coalition (CMAC) would like to announce the upcoming 2012 Annual Drug Awareness Summit

      The 7th Annual Drug Awareness Summit will be held October 18, 2012 at Tabernacle Baptist Church in Carrollton. Admission is FREE.  This years summit will address the dangers of legal or not easily detected substances, including alcohol, prescription drugs and synthetics which are changing rapidly.  As always, continuing education credits (minimal fee) and P.O.S.T. credit (free) will be available.  Be sure to check their website for further information and registration. www.carrollsubstanceabuse.org 

R.A.D. 2012- Click here for more information

Classes will be two (6) hour sessions starting September 8th and again on September 15th. Both classes will be from 9am till 3pm

Carroll County Sheriff's Office is proud to announce it is now a State of Georgia Certified Agency 

On September 15, 2010 the Carroll County Sheriff's Office became only the 15th Sheriff’s Office to become certified in the State of Georgia out of 159 counties.  Less that 15% of agencies eligible to achieve the State Certification have accomplished this objective.  We are very proud of our employees for the effort and professionalism they have displayed as we achieved this goal.

Sheriff Terry Langley Releases 2010 Annual Report - (Click to View)