Jody D. Peterman, LLC offers personal-injury representation and defense for serious felony charges in Georgia, serving clients statewide from its Valdosta office. Thunderbolt Town contacts are separate from Chatham County Police Records, whose published services apply when that department is the record holder.
A practical starting point
- Write down what happened and when, and note any paperwork you already have.
- For an injury matter, organize available records about the injury and the circumstances involving another party’s negligence.
- For a criminal-defense matter, keep the charge paperwork together and note which agency or court appears on it.
- If paperwork identifies Chatham County Police as the record holder, contact its Records Unit at 912-652-6988 about its records services.
- For a report pickup directed to Chatham County Police Records, note the published pickup location: 295 Police Memorial Drive, Savannah.
- For a Town Hall or Town Clerk matter, distinguish the Town’s contact information from County Police Records.
Personal-injury representation
The firm represents people seriously injured because of another party’s negligence. This practice is for injury matters; it is distinct from criminal defense, which addresses serious felony charges.
For an initial conversation, organize the basic account of what happened and any available paperwork about the injury and circumstances. The firm says that conversation helps it understand the general nature of the matter and identify appropriate next steps.
Official resources: Personal injury and criminal defense services
Criminal-defense representation
The firm represents clients facing serious felony charges in Georgia. If you are considering a conversation with the firm, keep the charge paperwork together and note the agency or court identified on it.
Preserve the agency or court name printed on each paper with its date and reference number. Keep the questions you want to discuss with the charge-related documents you already have.
Official resources: Personal injury and criminal defense services
Thunderbolt Town contacts
The Coastal Regional Commission’s 2026 directory lists Thunderbolt Town Hall at 2821 River Dr., Thunderbolt, GA 31404, and gives its general phone as 912-354-5533.
The same directory identifies Jan LeViner, MMC as Town Clerk and Zoning Administrator, with business phone 912-629-4655 and email jleviner@thunderboltga.org. These are Town contacts, separate from the Chatham County Police Records Unit.
Official resources: Coastal Regional Commission 2026 directory
Chatham County Police records
Chatham County Police identifies its Records Unit as processing police reports and traffic citations. Its listed Records Office services include incident, accident, CAD, citation-copy, and body-camera materials. For records questions, the department gives 912-652-6988.
When paperwork identifies Chatham County Police as the record holder, use that department’s Records contact to ask about its records. Its FAQ directs report pickup to the Records Department inside Chatham County Police Headquarters at 295 Police Memorial Drive, Savannah; the listed Records phone is 912-652-6988.
Official resources: Chatham County Police Records Unit; Chatham County Police report FAQ
Questions about Thunderbolt
How can I contact Thunderbolt Town Hall or the Town Clerk?
The Coastal Regional Commission’s 2026 directory lists Thunderbolt Town Hall at 2821 River Dr., Thunderbolt, GA 31404, with general phone 912-354-5533. It also lists Jan LeViner, MMC, as Town Clerk and Zoning Administrator, with business phone 912-629-4655 and email jleviner@thunderboltga.org.
Where does Chatham County Police direct report pickup, and how can I contact Records?
Chatham County Police directs report pickup to its Records Department inside Chatham County Police Headquarters at 295 Police Memorial Drive, Savannah. The Records phone is 912-652-6988; the department identifies its Records Unit as processing police reports and traffic citations.
General information about legal services and local resources. A lawyer must review the facts and applicable law for your matter. Contacting the firm does not by itself create an attorney-client relationship.