Floyd County, GA Courts and Public Records
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The Superior Court of Floyd County is the county's general trial court for felony, civil, and domestic relations cases. The Clerk of Superior Court keeps the court's case records.
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Court Name | Superior Court of Floyd County |
| Main Address | 3 Government Plaza, Rome, GA 30161 |
| Main Phone | (706) 291-5190 |
| Website | floydcountyga.gov/node/2957 |
| Courthouse Locations | 1 (Rome) |
| Handles | Felony criminal cases, civil cases, and domestic relations cases in Superior Court |
| Does NOT Handle | Federal cases (U.S. District Court for Georgia), probate matters (Probate Court), and parking tickets (issuing agency) |
| Criminal Records Requests | Clerk of Superior Court, (706) 291-5190 |
How to Search Floyd County Court Records
Have the person's full name, the case number if you know it, and the approximate dates ready before you search. The Clerk of Superior Court keeps Floyd County's court records.
Online
Go to the clerk website to confirm current contact details.
Check the clerk website for current office information.
No online case search is verified for this county.
Best for: Confirming contact details
In Person
Go to 3 Government Plaza, Rome, GA 30161.
Bring the case number and party names if you have them.
Ask the clerk's office which division handles your case type.
Best for: Records and copies not available online
By Phone
Call (706) 291-5190 to confirm what the clerk needs.
Ask the clerk which records they can provide by phone.
Confirm the request process before you visit the office.
Best for: Checking requirements before visiting
Search by Name on GeorgiaCourtAccess.org
Go to GeorgiaCourtAccess.org and enter a full name.
Search across record types without a case number.
Confirm results with the court, since they are not official court records.
Best for: Finding leads without a case number
Floyd County Court Statistics
Georgia does not publish county-level court filing counts in a downloadable form. This section reports statewide superior court workload facts for Georgia, alongside Floyd County's population.
225
Authorized superior court judges, Georgia statewide
1,474
Cases per judge, Georgia statewide 3-year average (2022-2024)
50,234
Georgia population per superior court judge (2024)
101,378
Floyd County population, 2025 Census estimate
| Metric | Georgia statewide |
|---|---|
| Authorized superior court judges | 225 |
| Cases per judge (3-year average, 2022-2024) | 1,474 |
| Judge workload value | 243.0 |
| Population, 2025 | 11,302,748 |
| Population per superior court judge (rounded) | 50,234 |
| Judges, counties class | 159 |
| Judges, state court | 134 |
| Judges, juvenile court | 156 |
| Judges, probate court | 201 |
| Judges, magistrate court | 521 |
All figures in this section are Georgia statewide, not specific to Floyd County.
How Have Court Filings Changed in Floyd County?
Estimated total filings in Floyd County moved up over the last five years; dispositions are estimated at a similar level.
| Fiscal Year | Total Filings | Total Dispositions | YoY Filing Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| CY 2024 | ~19,035 | ~18,680 | ~+17.1% |
| CY 2023 | ~16,257 | ~15,960 | ~-3.8% |
| CY 2022 | ~16,904 | ~16,595 | ~+6.5% |
| CY 2021 | ~15,869 | ~15,597 | ~+9.4% |
| CY 2020 | ~14,509 | ~14,328 | ~+9.4% |
Estimated filings changed +31.2% between CY 2020 and CY 2024, from 14,509 to 19,035. The largest annual change was +17.1% in CY 2024. The latest change of +17.1% reflects statewide Georgia trends. Figures marked with ~ are estimates: Georgia statewide figures scaled by Floyd County's 0.91% share of the state population.
What Types of Cases Are Filed in Floyd County?
Criminal cases are estimated to be the largest category in Floyd County, at about 44.3% of filings in CY 2024.
| Case Type | Filings CY 2024 | Share of Total | YoY Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Criminal | ~8,433 | ~44.3% | ~+1.1% |
| Probate | ~2,843 | ~14.9% | ~+55.4% |
| Civil | ~2,720 | ~14.3% | ~+11.1% |
| Family law | ~997 | ~5.2% | ~+1.8% |
| Juvenile | ~458 | ~2.4% | ~-7.5% |
| Mental health | ~181 | ~1.0% | ~+5.2% |
Probate cases are estimated as the fastest-growing category and juvenile cases as the fastest-falling. Figures marked with ~ are estimates: Georgia statewide figures scaled by Floyd County's 0.91% share of the state population.
How Does Floyd County Compare With Georgia Overall?
Floyd County is estimated to account for about 0.91% of the 2,099,078 cases filed in Georgia courts in CY 2024.
| Metric | Floyd County | Georgia | Comparison |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total filings | ~19,035 | 2,099,078 | ~0.91% of statewide filings |
| YoY change in filings | ~+17.1% | +17.1% | Same as state (estimate) |
| Filings per judicial position | ~1,730 | 1,697 | Estimated at the state level |
| Dispositions per judicial position equivalent | ~1,698 | 1,665 | Estimated at the state level |
| Criminal share of filings | ~44.3% | 44.3% | Same as state (estimate) |
| Civil share of filings | ~14.3% | 14.3% | Same as state (estimate) |
| Family law share of filings | ~5.2% | 5.2% | Same as state (estimate) |
These county values are estimates built from statewide Georgia figures, so they track the state mix by design. Actual county dockets may differ. Figures marked with ~ are estimates: Georgia statewide figures scaled by Floyd County's 0.91% share of the state population.
Floyd County Crime Statistics (2025)
These figures are Georgia statewide totals as reported to the FBI, not counts for Floyd County. Agency reporting may be incomplete, and county crime counts are not available here. Statewide violent and property crimes combined fell 16.5% from 2024 to 2025. In 2025, reporting agencies covered about 91.1% of Georgia's population, so year-over-year changes can partly reflect which agencies reported.
31,216
Violent crimes, Georgia statewide, 2025
144,550
Property crimes, Georgia statewide, 2025
276.2
Violent crime rate per 100K, Georgia statewide, 2025 (population 11,302,748)
-16.5%
Change in total violent plus property crimes, Georgia statewide, 2025 vs 2024 (175,766 vs 210,520)
| Offense | 2025 | Rate per 100K | 2024 | YoY Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Homicide | 582 | 5.1 | 747 | -22.1% |
| Rape | 3,191 | 28.2 | 3,535 | -9.7% |
| Robbery | 3,513 | 31.1 | 4,276 | -17.8% |
| Aggravated assault | 23,930 | 211.7 | 25,474 | -6.1% |
| Violent crimes total | 31,216 | 276.2 | 34,032 | -8.3% |
| Burglary | 16,513 | 146.1 | 22,177 | -25.5% |
| Larceny-theft | 111,417 | 985.8 | 130,378 | -14.5% |
| Motor vehicle theft | 16,620 | 147.0 | 23,933 | -30.6% |
| Property crimes total | 144,550 | 1,278.9 | 176,488 | -18.1% |
Rates use the Georgia 2025 population of 11,302,748. County-level rates are not published, so this section does not compare Floyd County with the state.
Floyd County Courthouse Locations
Floyd County has 1 Superior Court clerk location listed in the official directory, in Rome. Check your citation, notice, or case paperwork for the assigned courthouse before you go.
| Courthouse | Address | Phone | Verified Services |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clerk of Superior Court | 3 Government Plaza, Rome, GA 30161 | (706) 291-5190 | See location page |
Which Court Handles Your Case in Floyd County?
Georgia cases are heard in different courts depending on the case type. Federal cases go to the U.S. District Court for Georgia, and the court named on your paperwork is the place to start.
| Your Situation | Go To | Key Details |
|---|---|---|
| Traffic ticket | The court listed on your citation | Check the court date and the court named on your citation. |
| Parking ticket | The issuing city or agency | Parking tickets are not handled by the courts on this page. |
| Misdemeanor | State Court or Magistrate Court, as listed on your paperwork | Confirm with the clerk which court holds the case. |
| Felony | Superior Court (Clerk of Superior Court) | Felony cases are heard in Superior Court. |
| DUI | State Court or Superior Court, as listed on your paperwork | The charge on your paperwork determines the court. |
| Domestic violence | Court listed on your paperwork | Ask the clerk which court handles protection orders. |
| Civil lawsuit | Superior Court or State Court, where available | Civil cases are filed with the clerk of the court named on the filing. |
| Small claims | Magistrate Court | Small claims are heard in Magistrate Court. |
| Eviction | Magistrate Court | Eviction cases are heard in Magistrate Court. |
| Divorce | Superior Court (domestic relations) | Divorce cases are heard in Superior Court. |
| Child custody or support | Superior Court (domestic relations) | Custody and support cases are heard in Superior Court. |
| Probate or estate | Probate Court | Probate matters are handled by a separate court. |
| Juvenile case | Juvenile Court | Juvenile matters are heard in Juvenile Court. |
| Appeal | Georgia Court of Appeals or Supreme Court of Georgia | Appeals go to the appellate court that covers the case type. |
Are Floyd County Court Records Public?
Yes, most Floyd County court records are open to the public, with exceptions set by Georgia law and court rules. The Georgia Open Records Act (O.C.G.A. 50-18-70 et seq.) and each court's records rules govern access.
Public records
Most case files, dockets, and orders are open for inspection at the Clerk of Superior Court's office unless a law or court order restricts them.
Restricted or confidential records
Juvenile, sealed, adoption, and family violence records are restricted. Sealed records are not available without a court order.
Online access
Start at the clerk website to ask which records can be viewed online.
In-person access
Visit the Clerk of Superior Court at 3 Government Plaza, Rome, GA 30161, or call (706) 291-5190 to confirm which office holds your record.
Fees
No fees are stated in the sources used for this section. Ask the clerk about copy and certification fees.
How to Search Floyd County Court Records Online
No official online case search portal for Floyd County is verified here, so start with the Clerk of Superior Court and confirm what can be viewed online.
- Identify the case type, such as criminal, traffic, civil, small claims, family law, probate, or juvenile.
- Check the court named on your paperwork, or the clerk website, for any official search tool.
- Search by party name or case number, and note the case number from the results.
- Review the case details for status and scheduled dates.
- Call the Clerk of Superior Court at (706) 291-5190 to request records that are not online.
| Case Type | Where to Search | What You'll Find | Limits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Criminal | Clerk of Superior Court or court named on paperwork | Confirm with the clerk | Online access not verified for this county |
| Traffic | Clerk of Superior Court or court named on paperwork | Confirm with the clerk | Online access not verified for this county |
| Civil | Clerk of Superior Court or court named on paperwork | Confirm with the clerk | Online access not verified for this county |
| Small claims | Clerk of Superior Court or court named on paperwork | Confirm with the clerk | Online access not verified for this county |
| Family law | Clerk of Superior Court or court named on paperwork | Confirm with the clerk | Online access not verified for this county |
| Probate | Clerk of Superior Court or court named on paperwork | Confirm with the clerk | Online access not verified for this county |
| Juvenile | Clerk of Superior Court or court named on paperwork | Confirm with the clerk | Online access not verified for this county |
How to Pay Fines & Citations in Floyd County
Payment methods for Floyd County are not verified in the sources used for this section, so the options below list only the clerk contact channels.
- Phone: Call the Clerk of Superior Court at (706) 291-5190 to ask which payments are accepted.
- In person: Visit 3 Government Plaza, Rome, GA 30161 and ask the clerk which payment types the office accepts.
Parking tickets are handled by the agency that issued them, not by the courts listed on this page.
Floyd County Court Records FAQ
How do I search Floyd County court records?
Contact the Clerk of Superior Court at (706) 291-5190 or visit 3 Government Plaza, Rome, GA 30161. Search online only where the clerk lists an official portal.
Are court records public?
Yes, most are, but juvenile, sealed, adoption, and family violence records are restricted under Georgia law and court rules.
How do I find a criminal case?
Call the Clerk of Superior Court at (706) 291-5190 with the defendant's full name and approximate dates.
How do I find a court date?
Check your citation or notice, or call the Clerk of Superior Court at (706) 291-5190.
How do I pay a traffic ticket?
Follow the instructions on your citation, or ask the court named there which payments it accepts.
How many cases are filed in Floyd County each year?
County filing counts are not published in a downloadable source. Statewide, superior court cases averaged 1,474 per judge over 2022 to 2024.
What is the most common case type in Floyd County?
County case-type counts are not published in a downloadable source. The case types section above lists Georgia court types only.
Is crime rising or falling?
County crime counts are not available here. Statewide, reported violent crimes fell 8.3% to 31,216 in 2025 from 34,032 in 2024, and property crimes fell 18.1% to 144,550 from 176,488, as reported to the FBI. These are Georgia statewide figures, and reporting coverage changed between years.
Courts in the County
Floyd County Georgia Superior CourtMore Info
| Address: | 3 Government Plaza , Rome, GA, 30161 |
| Phone Number: | 706-291-5190 |
| Fax: | 706-233-0035 |
| Website: | http://www.floydsuperiorcourt.com/ |
Rome Municipal CourtMore Info
| Address: | 5 Government Plaza, Rome, GA, 30161 |
| Phone Number: | 706-238-5150 |
| Website: | https://romega.us/167/Municipal-Court |
Useful Links
- Home - Floyd County, GA - This is the official government website of Floyd County, providing access to county services, departments, and resources.
- Courts - Floyd County, Georgia - Offers comprehensive information regarding the different courts in Floyd County, including Superior Court and Magistrate Court.
- Council Members - Georgia Magistrate Court Council - Lists magistrate judges in Georgia, including contact information for those serving in Floyd County.
- Council of Superior Court Judges of Georgia - Resource for finding information on Superior Court judges and their jurisdictions throughout Georgia.
- Rome Judicial Circuit - Rome, Georgia - Provides details about the Rome Judicial Circuit, which serves Floyd County, including court calendars and forms.
- Georgia Judicial Gateway - A portal to statewide information about court services, including online court records and self-help resources.
- Georgia.gov - The state's official website offering information on government services at the state and local level.
- Prosecuting Attorneys' Council of Georgia - Provides resources and information related to the judicial system and prosecuting attorneys in Georgia.
- Judicial Branch | Georgia.gov - Offers general information about Georgia's judicial branch, including the structure and functions of various courts.
- Access to Court and Human Systems (ACHS) | Emory University - Emory University's nonprofit arm, assisting with legal and court-related services across Georgia, including Floyd County.
- Georgia Legal Services Program - Provides free legal services in non-criminal cases to low-income people to ensure access to justice statewide.
- Court Services - Floyd County Sheriff's Office - Information regarding security and services provided during court proceedings in Floyd County.
- Floyd County Magistrate Court - Offers forms, schedules, and contact details specific to the Magistrate Court in Floyd County.
- Georgia Eviction Reduction Program - Offers information and resources for eviction mitigation, useful for tenants and landlords in Georgia.
- Probate Court of Georgia - Provides statewide information and resources for probate court proceedings, including information relevant to Floyd County.
- Court and Self-Help | Georgia.gov - Resources offering guidance on handling court cases without an attorney in Georgia, including document preparation.
- Georgia Law - State Laws - FindLaw - A comprehensive resource for legal information specific to Georgia laws, useful for research and legal understanding.
- Court Dockets | Floyd County Magistrate Court - Provides access to Magistrate Court dockets, allowing you to track ongoing cases in Floyd County.
- Lawyers & Law Firms in Floyd County, Georgia on Martindale - Find legal representation or advice on specific matters within Floyd County using this directory.
- Supreme Court of the United States - Although not specific to Floyd County, offers important rulings and national legal resources impacting all judicial circuits.
Table of Contents
- Floyd County, Courts and Public Records
- How to Search Floyd County Court Records
- Floyd County Court Statistics
- How Have Court Filings Changed in Floyd County?
- What Types of Cases Are Filed in Floyd County?
- How Does Floyd County Compare With Georgia Overall?
- Floyd County Crime Statistics (2025)
- Floyd County Courthouse Locations
- Which Court Handles Your Case in Floyd County?
- Are Floyd County Court Records Public?
- How to Search Floyd County Court Records Online
- How to Pay Fines & Citations in Floyd County
- Floyd County Court Records FAQ
- Courts in the County
- Useful Links