Juvenile Justice Department

The Juvenile Justice Department, located at 210 Gordon Street in Bremen, Georgia, is an agency dedicated to serving the state's justice-involved youth up to the age of 21. Shawanda Reynolds-Cobb serves as the Commissioner, appointed by Governor Brian P. Kemp. The department offers a variety of career opportunities, including positions such as Juvenile Correctional Officer, Education Aide, and Recreation Supervisor. They also provide services such as Room, Board, and Watchful Oversight (RBWO) for children in the juvenile justice system. Family members, advocates, and concerned citizens can report complaints to the Office of the Ombudsman on behalf of youth under the department's supervision. The department also offers programs such as the My Life, Your Story initiative through its Office of Reentry Services. To learn more about the department and its services, visit their official website or contact them at 1-800-GEORGIA.