Page, Tracy Glynn

Tenure Summary

Tracy Glynn Page began a GDC career spanning more than two decades, moving from counseling roles at Rogers State Prison (2001) and Smith State Prison (2011) through behavioral health positions before ascending to facility leadership. Page served as Correctional Superintendent from 2019 through 2021 (facility unspecified in salary records), then as Warden 1 at Rogers State Prison from 2022 through 2023, and transferred to Montgomery State Prison in 2024, where GPS records show Page remains active. Five deaths — all sharing the same cause category — are attributed to Rogers State Prison during Page's warden tenure there, spanning April 2022 through December 2023. Page is also named as a defendant in one federal civil lawsuit filed in 2015, during a period when Page held a staff-level counselor role at Smith State Prison.

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What happened on their watch

Rogers State Prison — Warden 1 (2022–2023)

GPS records attribute five deaths at Rogers State Prison during Page's tenure as Warden 1. In April 2022, two men died within seventeen days of each other: Timothy Brent Jenkins, 22, on April 7, and Caleb Sexton, 21, on April 24 — the youngest of the five. In 2023, three additional deaths occurred: Bradley Lyle Weitzel, 40, on March 21; William Joseph Smiley, 41, on August 15; and Randall Henry Baker, 38, on December 6. All five deaths share the same cause category in GPS records; no further cause detail or notes are recorded in the structured data. GPS records also document a separate incident at Rogers State Prison: the death of Taylor Hunt on September 1, 2024 — after Page had transferred to Montgomery State Prison — which GPS event records describe as officially ruled a suicide despite physical evidence including ligature marks, broken bones, bruises, and puncture and stab wounds. That death falls outside Page's Rogers tenure.

Page's earlier staff posting at Smith State Prison (2011) overlaps with a facility that has since been extensively documented for systemic failures, though Page held a non-leadership counselor role at that time. The intel reports attached to Smith State Prison in GPS records — covering contraband networks, severe understaffing (approximately two-thirds of officer positions unfilled, per the Atlanta Journal-Constitution), the arrest of then-Warden Brian Adams on RICO and bribery charges in early 2023, multiple homicides, and a June 2024 on-premises shooting that killed food service worker Aureon Shavea Grace — are attributed to Smith State Prison generally and to named individuals other than Page. No intel report in the structured records names Page in connection with any of these Smith State Prison events.

Montgomery State Prison — Warden (2024–present)

Page transferred to Montgomery State Prison effective January 2024, with the Warden 1 salary record running through June 15, 2024, and a subsequent "Warden" posting beginning June 16, 2024, continuing through at least the 2025 salary year. GPS records show no deaths attributed to Montgomery State Prison during Page's tenure there.

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Litigation

• Qf v. Daniel, No. 1:15-cv-00244 (N.D. Ga.), filed January 26, 2015; terminated December 15, 2022. Page is listed as a defendant. The case was filed during Page's period as a staff-level counselor; no outcome amount is recorded in GPS records.

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Sources

• GPS records — positions table, deaths-during-tenure table, intel events (Rogers State Prison; Smith State Prison)
• Atlanta Journal-Constitution — multiple investigative reports on Smith State Prison homicides, contraband schemes, warden Brian Adams arrest, understaffing, and the June 2024 Grace shooting
• The Marshall Project — reporting on GDC understaffing, overtime, and conditions at Smith State Prison
• Georgia Public Broadcasting — reporting on drone-smuggled contraband and GDC legislative testimony (August 2024)
• In These Times — reporting on Georgia prison strike allegations
• CourtListener / PACER — Qf v. Daniel, 1:15-cv-00244 (GAND)

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