Demorest Police Department

The City of Demorest, established in 1889, was originally a private venture of the Demorest Home Mining Improvement Company and transformed into a public entity in 1917. It is named after the prominent alcohol prohibition leader William Jennings Demorest, and features a city elevation of 1,345 feet above sea level.

Home to approximately 2,000 residents, Demorest boasts a vibrant community highlighted by attractions such as the historic Demorest Springs Park, Piedmont College, and Georgia's longest-running Fourth of July festival. Additionally, the city supports local amenities including the Johnny Mize Athletic Center and Museum, and the Mason-Scharfenstein Museum of Art, ensuring a welcoming atmosphere for both citizens and visitors alike.

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