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Clayton County begins offering police reports and impound releases at precincts via QR codes
5497612 · July 29, 2025
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Summary
Judge Hayward announced that Clayton County police precincts now can provide police reports and vehicle-impound releases through a QR-code system during precinct hours, removing the need to travel to a central office for routine documents.
During the July 29 calendar, Judge Tammy Vaughn Hayward announced a new county service that allows citizens to obtain police reports and vehicle-impound-release documents at any Clayton County Police precinct via a QR-code system.
The judge told attendees: “The county is now offering reports and documents at every Clayton County police…
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