The City of Doerun Police Department provides police services to the citizens of Doerun 24 hours per day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. An established law enforcement agency for decades, the Doerun Police Department staffs exceptionally trained officers to provide a broad range of services to citizens and visitors to Doerun alike. Some of the services provided by our officers include answering a vast array of calls for service, patrol and observation of the entire city, enforcement of Georgia criminal and traffic laws along with local city ordinances, collecting evidence, and testifying in court.
While the Doerun Police Department is staffed 24 hours per day, that does not mean the office is. Should you have a routine matter you may call and leave a message/voicemail if you do not reach someone via the city’s automated attendant, however ….
Frank Pierce, Chief of Police, began his service for the City of Doerun in 1996 as a jailer and dispatcher. After attending Tifton Regional Police Academy in 1998 he served as a police officer for several years before going on to serve as Police Chief for the City of Lenox, a Deputy for the Colquitt County Sheriff’s Office and a Patrol Supervisor for the Worth County Sheriff’s Office. Frank returned to Doerun in 2016 to serve the citizens of Doerun as their Police Chief.
Sharon Walters, as Clerk of Court, handles monthly reporting and citations/reports for the Police Department in addition to being responsible for all records and filings for the city’s monthly municipal court. Sharon Walters started with the city in 2010 as Clerk of Court and Assistant City Clerk in the City Hall office, then moved across the street to the Police Department in 2019.
