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View RecordsGeorgia State Patrol arrest records should be requested from Georgia DPS when the underlying incident was handled by GSP, not treated as a statewide list of every DUI arrest.
Georgia Department of Public Safety says EPORTS currently supports online search and retrieval of incident reports (arrest) prepared by Georgia State Patrol, Commercial Vehicle Enforcement, and Capitol Police. That scope does not make EPORTS a database of arrests made by every Georgia law-enforcement agency.
A GSP incident report is a Georgia DPS record. A county sheriff or city police arrest belongs to that separate agency/court workflow.
| Need | Likely owner | Use |
|---|---|---|
| GSP incident/arrest report | Georgia DPS / EPORTS | Incident details prepared by GSP |
| GSP citation | Georgia DPS / EPORTS | Citation record prepared by DPS |
| Court case/disposition | Court handling the charge | Court docket, plea, judgment or disposition |
Do not assume the State Patrol made the arrest.
Name, date, location and report/citation number if available.
Open DPS EPORTS and submit the incident-report request with the event details. Available reports are generally processed within three business days after submission, not instantly or on a guaranteed deadline. Keep the emailed request number, which begins with INCI, CRAS or CITA. When the completion email arrives, choose Search by Request #, enter that number, then Review and Pay to pay and download the report.
The DPS charging chart lists incident reports at $2 each. For citations requested through EPORTS, the first citation is free and each additional citation costs $1 under the chart’s daily unit. Other materials can have different charges; review the requested product and invoice rather than assuming one report price covers everything.
EPORTS is limited to crash reports, incident reports and citations/warnings. For additional records, email [email protected] as directed on EPORTS. Keep that request separate from the court-disposition search.
The police incident and court disposition are different records.
Was it GSP, sheriff, or municipal police?
Use the correct incident date.
Confirm identity beyond name where possible.
Do not infer conviction from an arrest report.
Use this official source as a next stop for georgia state patrol dui arrests.
Request-number workflow, availability and other-record route.
Incident-report and citation charge units; other request costs.