The image shows the front view of a black sheriff’s patrol vehicle, prominently featuring its push bumper and grille guard. The headlights and front fascia of the vehicle are sleek and modern, suggesting a newer model patrol car—likely a Dodge Charger or similar law-enforcement vehicle.

A side mirror spotlight is visible, along with roof-mounted emergency lighting reflected in the vehicle’s glossy surface. In the blurred background, there are other vehicles and greenery, indicating the scene is outdoors, possibly in a parking lot or near a public facility.

The photo highlights the patrol car’s durability, readiness, and law-enforcement presence.

Field
Operations

Division

The mission of the Field Operations Division is to execute criminal and civil processes, conduct preliminary and fugitive investigations, warrant services, safely and securely transport inmates and fugitive investigations, conduct preventive patrols, prepare reports, and provide tactical responses to critical incidents, fugitive apprehension, and extradition. Field Operations Division also participates with drug and treatment courts, maintains and verifies the sex offender registry, and serves family violence orders.

The image shows an aerial or elevated view of a large, modern multi-story office or government building surrounded by dense green forest. The building has clean white architecture with long rows of windows and several connected wings.

In the foreground, there is a parking lot with only a few cars, suggesting the photo may have been taken after hours or during a low-activity period. The background features an expansive treeline stretching to the horizon under a partly cloudy sky.

The scene conveys a peaceful, spacious campus-style environment, likely belonging to a major county, corporate, or administrative facility.

Court
Operations

Division

The mission of the Court Operations Division is to provide security in sessions of all courts and maintain the safety and security of judges, court officials, inmates, the public, and visitors of the Gwinnett County Justice and Administration Center, Nash Building, the Gwinnett County Courthouse Annex and Jail Courts.

This image shows the interior of a secure jail or detention housing unit. The area includes two tiers of blue cell doors, each marked with alphanumeric identifiers such as “D101,” “D102,” and “D106.” Metal railings and walkways line the upper level, providing staff with safe access for movement and supervision. On the right side of the image, a staircase leads to the second tier, and a large convex security mirror is mounted nearby to help staff monitor blind spots and maintain visibility throughout the unit. Bright overhead lighting and white walls create a clean, controlled environment, while large windows on the right suggest a modern design that emphasizes visibility and safety. Overall, the photo depicts a well-maintained, structured correctional facility interior designed for inmate housing and staff oversight.

Jail
Operations

Division

The mission of the Jail Operations Division is to provide a safe and humane environment for inmates, protect them from victimization within the facility, and provide access to a system of due process internal to the facility; furthermore, provide protection for the public and staff through the application of modern detention techniques and relevant training of employees in the principles of direct supervision.

This image shows the interior of an industrial kitchen or food-service area, likely within a correctional facility or other large institutional setting. The space features large stainless-steel dishwashing machines equipped with conveyor systems, vents, and high-capacity components designed for bulk cleaning. Tall exhaust ducts extend from the machines to the ceiling, indicating a system built to manage heat, steam, and continuous heavy use. In the foreground, stainless-steel tables and equipment reinforce the look of a commercial kitchen environment. The white walls and bright ceiling lighting contribute to a clean, sterile appearance, while several doors leading to adjoining preparation or storage rooms suggest the layout of a high-volume institutional kitchen. Overall, the photo captures a behind-the-scenes operational area used for large-scale meal preparation and cleanup.

Support
Operations

Division

The mission of the Support Operations Division is to provide our inmate population with skills, community resources, and intensive case management assistance to prevent recidivism. Support Operations Division also provides lateral operational support within the agency, facility maintenance, nutritious food preparation, records management, and the safeguarding and storing of property secured at the Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office.

This image shows a workstation inside what appears to be a secure administrative or intake area of a law-enforcement facility. In the foreground, a woman is seated at a desk working at a computer. The monitor displays a gold sheriff’s star emblem, suggesting she is using official software or accessing agency records.

In the background, through a secure window, blurred framed images hang on the wall of an adjacent room. A speaker or intercom is mounted near the top of the window, indicating this could be a controlled communication point—possibly for inmate intake, visitation processing, or administrative screening.

The overall environment is clean, orderly, and professional, reflecting a structured workflow within a sheriff’s office or detention center setting.

Administrative Services

Division

The mission of the Administrative Services Division is to manage fiscal processes, including budget and capital projects; provide administration support in payroll and human resources; hire employees and investigate complaints; and oversee in-service and basic training for sworn employees.