Miller County, GA Courts and Public Records
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The Superior Court of Miller County, Georgia, is the county's general trial court. It handles felony criminal cases, civil cases, and domestic relations cases, and its Clerk of Superior Court keeps the court's records.
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Court Name | Superior Court of Miller County (Clerk of Superior Court) |
| Main Address | 155 S. First St., Room 103, P.O. Box 66, Colquitt, GA 39837 |
| Main Phone | (229) 758-4102 |
| Courthouse Locations | 1 (Colquitt) |
| Handles | Felony criminal cases, civil cases, and domestic relations cases in Superior Court |
| Does NOT Handle | Federal cases (U.S. District Court for Georgia) and parking tickets (issuing agency) |
How to Search Miller County Court Records
Have the full name, the case number if you know it, and approximate dates ready before you search. Miller County court records are kept by the Clerk of Superior Court.
Online
Go to GSCCCA.org to find the clerk's county contact details.
Check with the clerk which records are available online.
Confirm any fees with the clerk before you request copies.
Best for: Finding the clerk's contact details
In Person
Go to 155 S. First St., Room 103, P.O. Box 66, Colquitt, GA 39837.
Bring the case number and party names if you have them.
Ask the clerk which office holds your case type.
Best for: Records not available by phone or online
By Phone
Call (229) 758-4102 to ask the clerk what records you need.
Have the case number and party names ready.
Ask how to request copies and how long they take.
Best for: Quick questions about a specific case
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
Miller County Court Statistics
Annual county filing counts are not published in a downloadable county table. The figures below are Georgia statewide superior court workload measures, with the county's 2025 population for reference.
225
Authorized superior court judges, Georgia statewide
1,474
Cases per judge, Georgia statewide three-year average (2022 to 2024)
50,234
Georgia population per superior court judge (2024)
5,812
Miller County population, 2025 estimate
| Metric | Georgia statewide |
|---|---|
| Authorized superior court judges | 225 |
| Cases per judge (three-year average, 2022 to 2024) | 1,474 |
| Judicial workload value | 243.0 |
| State court judges | 134 |
| Juvenile court judges | 156 |
| Probate court judges | 201 |
| Magistrate court judges | 521 |
| Population, 2025 | 11,302,748 |
How Have Court Filings Changed in Miller County?
Estimated total filings in Miller 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 | ~1,093 | ~1,073 | ~+17.0% |
| CY 2023 | ~934 | ~917 | ~-3.8% |
| CY 2022 | ~971 | ~953 | ~+6.5% |
| CY 2021 | ~912 | ~896 | ~+9.5% |
| CY 2020 | ~833 | ~823 | ~+9.5% |
Estimated filings changed +31.2% between CY 2020 and CY 2024, from 833 to 1,093. The largest annual change was +17.0% in CY 2024. The latest change of +17.0% reflects statewide Georgia trends. Figures marked with ~ are estimates: Georgia statewide figures scaled by Miller County's 0.05% share of the state population.
What Types of Cases Are Filed in Miller County?
Georgia divides trial court work among several court types. County-level case counts by type are not published downloadably, so the table lists court types with statewide judge counts only.
| Court | What It Handles | Judges (Georgia statewide) |
|---|---|---|
| Superior Court | Felony criminal cases, civil cases, and domestic relations cases | 225 authorized |
| State Court | Criminal and civil matters in counties that have a State Court | 134 |
| Magistrate Court | Civil claims up to set limits, warrants, and preliminary hearings | 521 |
| Probate Court | Estates, guardianships, and related matters | 201 |
| Juvenile Court | Juvenile delinquency and dependency matters | 156 |
| Municipal Courts | City ordinance violations | Varies by city |
How Does Miller County Compare With Georgia Overall?
Miller County is estimated to account for about 0.05% of the 2,099,078 cases filed in Georgia courts in CY 2024.
| Metric | Miller County | Georgia | Comparison |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total filings | ~1,093 | 2,099,078 | ~0.05% of statewide filings |
| YoY change in filings | ~+17.0% | +17.1% | Same as state (estimate) |
| Filings per judicial position | ~1,093 | 1,697 | Estimated at the state level |
| Dispositions per judicial position equivalent | ~1,073 | 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 Miller County's 0.05% share of the state population.
Miller County Crime Statistics (2025)
These figures are Georgia statewide totals as reported to the FBI, not counts for Miller 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 Miller County with the state.
Miller County Courthouse Locations
Miller County has 1 Superior Court location, in Colquitt. Check your notice or case paperwork to confirm the correct office before you go.
| Courthouse | Address | Phone | Verified Services |
|---|---|---|---|
| Miller County Clerk of Superior Court, Colquitt | 155 S. First St., Room 103, P.O. Box 66, Colquitt, GA 39837 | (229) 758-4102 | Clerk of Superior Court records |
Which Court Handles Your Case in Miller County?
Most Miller County criminal and civil cases go to the court named on your paperwork, and the Clerk of Superior Court keeps Superior Court records. Federal cases go to the U.S. District Court for Georgia.
| Your Situation | Go To | Key Details |
|---|---|---|
| Traffic ticket | The court named on your citation | Check the citation for the court and case number. |
| Parking ticket | The agency that issued the ticket | Parking tickets are not handled by a court. |
| Misdemeanor | Magistrate or State Court, as named on your charge | Check the charge paperwork for the court and case number. |
| Felony | Superior Court | Felonies are heard in Superior Court, and the Clerk of Superior Court keeps the records. |
| DUI | The court named on your charge | Misdemeanor and felony DUI go to different courts, so check your paperwork. |
| Domestic violence | Magistrate or Superior Court, as named on your paperwork | Protective order and criminal matters may be in different courts. |
| Civil lawsuit | Magistrate or Superior Court, as named on your filing | The amount claimed and the court type decide where a civil case is heard. |
| Small claims | Magistrate Court | Small claims are heard in Magistrate Court. |
| Eviction | Magistrate Court | Eviction filings are heard in Magistrate Court. |
| Divorce | Superior Court, Domestic Relations | Divorce cases are filed with the Clerk of Superior Court. |
| Child custody or support | Superior Court, as named on your case | Check your filing for the court that holds the case. |
| Probate or estate | Probate Court | Probate Court is separate from the Clerk of Superior Court. |
| Juvenile case | Juvenile Court | Juvenile proceedings are restricted. |
| Appeal | Georgia Court of Appeals or Supreme Court | The appellate court depends on the case type. |
Are Miller County Court Records Public?
Yes, most Georgia court records are public, with exceptions. The Georgia Open Records Act (O.C.G.A. 50-18-70 et seq.) and each court's own records rules govern access in general terms.
Public records
Most Miller County Superior Court case files are open to inspection through the Clerk of Superior Court.
Restricted or confidential records
Juvenile, sealed, adoption, and family violence records are restricted. Ask the clerk whether a specific record is available.
Online access
An official online case search for Miller County is not verified in the available sources. Contact the clerk at (229) 758-4102 to ask which records can be viewed online, and find the clerk's contact details at GSCCCA.org.
In-person access
Visit 155 S. First St., Room 103, P.O. Box 66, Colquitt, GA 39837, to view or request records. Call (229) 758-4102 to confirm which office holds your case.
Fees
No copy or search fees are stated in the verified sources. Ask the clerk about fees before you request records.
How to Search Miller County Court Records Online
An official online case search for Miller County is not verified in the available sources, so these steps use the clerk's phone and office channels.
- Identify the case type and the court that heard it.
- Go to GSCCCA.org to find the Clerk of Superior Court contact details for Miller County.
- Call (229) 758-4102 to ask whether the case can be searched online.
- Review the case details the clerk provides for status, parties, and scheduled dates.
- Request documents that are not online from the clerk.
| Case Type | Where to Search | What You'll Find | Limits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Criminal | Clerk of Superior Court, (229) 758-4102 | Case status and records the clerk releases | Restricted and sealed records are not released |
| Traffic | The court named on the citation | Case status from that court | Confirm the court before you search |
| Civil | Clerk of Superior Court, (229) 758-4102 | Case status and records the clerk releases | Sealed filings are not released |
| Small claims | Magistrate Court, as named on the filing | Case status from that court | Confirm the court before you search |
| Family law | Clerk of Superior Court, (229) 758-4102 | Domestic relations case status | Confidential details are restricted |
| Probate | Probate Court, as named on the case | Estate and guardianship files | Separate from the Clerk of Superior Court |
| Juvenile | Juvenile Court, as named on the case | Case information through the court | Juvenile proceedings are restricted |
How to Pay Fines & Citations in Miller County
Payment options for Miller County are not listed in the verified sources, so confirm each option with the court before you pay.
- By phone: Call (229) 758-4102 to ask the clerk which payment methods are accepted for your case.
- In person: Go to 155 S. First St., Room 103, P.O. Box 66, Colquitt, GA 39837, with your case number and ask the clerk how to pay.
Parking tickets are handled by the agency that issued them, not by the court.
Miller County Court Records FAQ
How do I search Miller County court records?
Call the Clerk of Superior Court at (229) 758-4102 or visit 155 S. First St., Room 103, P.O. Box 66, Colquitt, to ask how to find a case.
Are Miller County court records public?
Most are, under the Georgia Open Records Act, but juvenile, sealed, adoption, and family violence records are restricted.
How do I find a criminal case?
Call the Clerk of Superior Court at (229) 758-4102 with the defendant's full name and approximate dates.
How do I find a court date?
Check your notice or citation, or call the clerk at (229) 758-4102 to confirm the date.
How do I pay a traffic ticket?
Check the citation for the court named, then call (229) 758-4102 to confirm which payment methods are accepted.
How many cases are filed in Miller County each year?
County filing counts are not published downloadably. Georgia superior court judges averaged 1,474 cases each over 2022 to 2024, statewide.
What is the most common type of case in Miller County?
County case type counts are not published downloadably, so no county ranking can be given.
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
Miller County Georgia Superior CourtMore Info
| Address: | 155 S. First St., Colquitt, GA, 39837 |
| Phone Number: | 229-758-4102 |
| Fax: | 229-758-6585 |
| Website: | https://pataulajudicialcircuit.com/clerks-of-superior-court/ |
Useful Links
- Miller County Official Website - The official government site provides information on local government departments, contacts, and public services in Miller County.
- Georgia Judicial Gateway - An access point to various court services and information including case search, court calendars, and e-filing in Georgia.
- Miller County Information on Georgia.gov - Explore detailed information about Miller County's local government, public services, and contact information on the official state site.
- Georgia Courts: Find a Location - Offers an easy way to find court locations and contact details throughout the State of Georgia, including Miller County.
- Georgia Department of Community Supervision - Information about probation, parole, and the supervision of individuals in the community across Georgia, supporting justice safety measures.
- How to Request Court Records in Georgia - Online guide for requesting court records, including procedures and required documentation for various types of cases.
- Association County Commissioners of Georgia (ACCG) - Supports county governments with advocacy, leadership development, and services to ensure effective local governance in Georgia.
- Georgia Legal Services Program (GLSP) - Nonprofit organization providing free legal assistance to people with low incomes regarding civil cases throughout Georgia.
- Georgia Probate Courts - Provides an overview and resources for dealing with estates, guardianships, and other probate-related issues in Georgia.
- Georgia Crime Information Center (GCIC) - Maintains the official criminal records database used by law enforcement and public agencies during the legal process.
- Prosecuting Attorneys' Council of Georgia - Offers a variety of resources and training to support Georgia's criminal justice professionals including prosecutors and district attorneys.
- Georgia Justice Project - Works to remove barriers to reentry and address systemic issues affecting the justice-involved community through direct legal representation.
- Clerk of Court - Hall County, GA - While specific to Hall County, it provides insight into the types of services offered by clerks in Georgia, including record retrieval.
- Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence - Provides support, advocacy, and resources for survivors of domestic violence, focusing on safety and legal responses in Georgia.
- Georgia Statewide Aerial Photography - For individuals seeking geographic and zoning information for real estate or other civil matters involving court decisions.
- Legal Services - Fort Gordon - Offers resources or references to military personnel needing legal assistance, including court-martial or family law services.
- Georgia Public Library Card - Access to extensive legal forms, documents, and print resources available through public libraries across the state, supporting judicial research.
- Child Support in Georgia - Information on child support services and resources, including access to assistance and enforcement guidance through state-provided programs.
- Georgia Superior Court Clerks' Cooperative Authority (GSCCCA) - Provides search facilities for real estate indices, UCC filings, and civil case access facilitated by GA clerks' offices.
- Courts and Judges in Georgia - Overview of court structure, including responsibilities and services of different judicial entities across the state, useful for legal contexts.
Table of Contents
- Miller County, Courts and Public Records
- How to Search Miller County Court Records
- Miller County Court Statistics
- How Have Court Filings Changed in Miller County?
- What Types of Cases Are Filed in Miller County?
- How Does Miller County Compare With Georgia Overall?
- Miller County Crime Statistics (2025)
- Miller County Courthouse Locations
- Which Court Handles Your Case in Miller County?
- Are Miller County Court Records Public?
- How to Search Miller County Court Records Online
- How to Pay Fines & Citations in Miller County
- Miller County Court Records FAQ
- Courts in the County
- Useful Links