Page, Tracy Glynn

Tenure Summary

Tracy Glynn Page has held Georgia Department of Corrections roles from 2001 through the current record window, rising from Chief Counselor at Rogers State Prison in 2001, through counselor and behavioral health positions, to Correctional Assistant Superintendent, Correctional Superintendent, and then Warden posts at Rogers State Prison and Montgomery State Prison. GPS records attribute six deaths to facility-leader tenures held by Page — five at Rogers State Prison and one at Montgomery State Prison. One federal lawsuit appears in Page’s defendant record: Qf v. Daniel, filed in 2015 and terminated in 2022.

What happened on their watch

Rogers State Prison — Chief Counselor (2001). No deaths are attributed to this specialty-lead posting in the GPS per-facility totals; the five Rogers deaths linked to Page’s record all fall within the 2022–2023 warden tenure.

Bacon Transitional Center — Correctional Assistant Superintendent (2018). GPS records list no Bacon deaths among Page’s attributed totals for this facility-deputy posting.

Correctional Superintendent (2019–2021, facility not linked). GPS records list the superintendent title for these years without a linked facility; no deaths are attributed to those postings in the authoritative counts.

Rogers State Prison — Warden 1 (2022–2023). Five deaths are attributed to Rogers during these warden years. The most-recent sample names:

• Timothy Brent Jenkins, 22, died April 7, 2022. A GBI DOFS autopsy report lists methamphetamine use complicating bronchial asthma; manner accident.
• Caleb Sexton, 21, died April 22, 2022, per GBI DOFS; GPS notes a GDC mortality report lists April 24, 2022. Autopsy cause: toxic effects of methamphetamine; manner accident.
• Bradley Lyle Weitzel, 40, died March 21, 2023. No autopsy was performed; a GBI DOFS consultation record states the GBI reviewed and declined examination, and the cause remains undetermined.
• William Joseph Smiley, 41, died Aug. 15, 2023. Autopsy cause: toxic effects of methamphetamine complicating asthma; manner accident.
• Randall Henry Baker, 38, died Dec. 6, 2023. Autopsy cause: hypertensive and atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease; manner natural. The GBI report notes near-total occlusion of the left anterior descending coronary artery; GPS case notes flag medical-monitoring questions at age 38.

Three of the five Rogers deaths were methamphetamine-involved accidents, according to GBI records. GPS intel records also collect undated public Facebook allegations about Rogers State Prison, including a fan-motor fire allegedly blamed on a prisoner, a dairy-detail supervisor allegedly supplying vapes, and a counselor known as “Cowboy” allegedly arrested for bringing in drugs and phones. A separate intel entry lists “Guard Stabbing Incident” at Rogers with no source or date.

Montgomery State Prison — Warden 1 / Warden (2024 onward). One death is attributed to Montgomery. GPS records list Dante Todd, 50, who died July 12, 2026, with Page’s role recorded as Warden 1; no cause detail is provided in that record.

Litigation

• Qf v. Daniel, No. 1:15-cv-00244 (U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia), filed Jan. 26, 2015, terminated Dec. 15, 2022. GPS records list the case among Page’s defendant records. No monetary outcome or disposition detail is provided.

Sources

• GPS personnel and mortality records — career postings, attributed death totals, and per-facility counts.
• Georgia Bureau of Investigation Division of Forensic Sciences autopsy and consultation reports obtained via open records requests — Baker, Smiley, Weitzel, Sexton, and Jenkins files.
• CourtListener docket, Qf v. Daniel, No. 1:15-cv-00244.
• Facebook public comment, Georgia prison family group — Rogers State Prison witness and allegation reports collected in GPS intel records.

Synthesized by GPS Intelligence System on Sep 6, 2026 from positions, attributed deaths, lawsuits, intel reports, and news mentions in the public corpus. The supporting data tables follow below.