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1. What is the address of the Jesup Police Department?

The Jesup Police Department is located at 642 E. Plum Street.
Mailing address:

Jesup Police Department
642 E. Plum Street
Jesup, GA 31546
Phone (Non-Emergency): 912-427-1300

2. When is the Jesup Police Department Open?

The Jesup Police Department is OPEN Monday thru Friday from 8:00 AM until 5:00 PM. Citation payments will only be accepted during business hours. Incident/Accident Reports can only be picked up during business hours.
A POLICE OFFICER IS AVAILABLE 24 HRS A DAY, 7 DAYS A WEEK.

3. Where will I report for court on a citation written by the Jesup Police Department?

The Municipal Court of Jesup is held in the courtroom located at 642 E. Plum Street. Court is held inside the Jesup Police Department.

4. What forms of payment are taken for Citations?

The Jesup Police Department accepts Cash, Cashier's Check, Money Order, and Credit/Debit Cards in the office. Personal checks will NOT be accepted. Please be aware that Credit/Debit Card Owners MUST be present to pay by card. Citations may be paid in FULL via Debit/Credit Card thru nCourt by visiting www.jesuppayments.com or by calling 1-877-685-4495. Please have Fine Amount and Court Date ready before calling or logging in to pay. For more information contact the Jesup Police Department during business hours at 912-427-1300 For Citation payments via Debit/Credit Card

5. How do I make my Monthly Payments for my fines?

After you have appeared in court, you may have been granted a Payment Agreement to allow you to make monthly payments on your fine. Your monthly payments can be paid by one of the following ways:
1) BY MAIL ~ Mail a cashier's check or money order (no personal checks please) to:
Jesup Police Department
642 E. Plum Street
Jesup, GA 31546
*Remember to put your citation number on your money order*
2) IN THE OFFICE ~ You may pay your fine during Business hours at the Office by
Cash, Cashier's Check (no personal checks), Money Order, or
Credit/Debit Card. Card Owner MUST be present to use card for
fine payment. There is an additional processing fee for ALL
Credit/Debit Card transactions.
If you have any questions please call the Jesup Police Department at
(912) 427-1300 Monday through Friday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm.

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1. Who do I call for problems with pot holes in the street, problems with city street signs and/or problems with traffic signals?

If you experience any problems with streets or signs, please call the Street Department at 912-427-1348.

2. Who do I call for problems with street lights?

For issues with street lights, please call Georgia Power at 888-660-5890.

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1. What is the crime victim compensation program?

The State of Georgia has a program to assist you with crime related expenses if you are a victim of a violent crime. It can help compensate victims for medical costs, counseling, lost wages, funeral expenses and various other costs. However, we are prayers of last resort. Please review the details in this brochure to see if you should apply for compensation.

2. Who is eligible for victim compensation?

Victims who have been physically injured in a violent crime. Including but not limited to victims of:
Homicide

Sexual assault

Child abuse

Person incurring eligible expenses due to crime

Domestic/Family Violence Victim

DUI Crash Victim

3. Who is NOT eligible for victim compensation?

Victims of property crimes

Victims who consent, provoke or incite the crime against them

Victims who were participating in a criminal act

Victims who do not report the crime to law enforcement officials within 72 hours.

4. What compensation may be available for victims?

You are eligible for the following categories of compensation only if they are not covered by another source:


Medical Expenses

Counseling Expenses

Funeral Expenses

Economic Loss

TOTAL AWARD AMOUNT ALLOWABLE IS $10,000

WHAT IS THE MAXIMUM FOR EACH CATEGORY?

1. Medical Expense $5,000

2. Counseling Expense $2,500

3. Funeral Expense $3,000

4. Economic Loss $5,000

5. Are there limitations on victim compensation?

Yes. Compensation cannot be paid for stolen, damaged, or lost property. Compensation is not paid for costs payable by other sources such as health insurance, car insurance, sick leave pay, disability insurance, worker’s compensation, unemployment compensation or funds from other government agencies.

6. What must I do to be eligible for victim compensation?

You must report the crime to law enforcement, within 72 hours, unless there is valid reason for reporting the crime at a later date.


You must file a complete application packet with the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council within 1 year of the date of the crime (with some exceptions).


You must cooperate with law enforcement officials in their investigation and prosecution.

7. How do I apply for victim compensation?

You must file an application for assistance with the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council.

An application will be sent to you when you call the Brunswick Judicial Circuit Victim Assistance Program at (912) 267-5620 or 1 (800) 241-7827.

You do not need an attorney to file an application.

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1. Who do I call for problems with water?

Water Department at 912-427-1330

2. Who do I call if water leaks on my property?

A local plumber.

3. Who do I call if water leaks on the City side?

City Hall at 912-427-1313 or after hours, weekends and holidays call the City at 912-294-4084.

4. Who do I call for sewer problems?

Water Department at 912-427-1330 or after hours, weekends and holidays call the City at 912-294-4084.

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