Rogers, Jeff

Tenure Summary

Jeff Rogers is the Warden of Coweta County Prison, a role he has held since January 1, 2024, according to GPS personnel records. The position is his only documented facility-leadership post; the records list no end date, indicating he remained in the role when the data was compiled. One death is attributed to his leadership tenure at that facility: Jason Ray Collins, 47, who died on January 30, 2024 — twenty-nine days into Rogers' tenure — per GPS mortality records. Records categorize Collins' cause of death as cause category 6; the provided data does not further describe that category, so no specific cause is asserted here.

No lawsuits naming Rogers as a defendant appear in the records, and no intel reports or intel events dated within his tenure are recorded for Coweta County Prison. The absence of such entries reflects what the records contain, not a finding that nothing occurred.

What happened on their watch

Coweta County Prison — Warden, January 1, 2024 to present. One death is attributed to this posting. Jason Ray Collins, 47, died at the facility on January 30, 2024, less than a month after Rogers assumed the warden role. GPS records classify the death under cause category 6 and list no public narrative for the incident. Beyond the date, age, and name of the decedent, the records supply no detail on the circumstances, no findings of aggravating conditions, and no accompanying investigation or disciplinary action.

The records also contain no intel reports or intel events at Coweta County Prison dated inside Rogers' tenure, no news coverage naming him in connection with the facility or the death, and no litigation in which he is listed as a defendant. Because the records for this posting cover only a leadership period, there is no non-leadership segment of his Coweta tenure to describe separately.

Nothing in the provided data documents broader systemic findings — a DOJ investigation, audit, or mass incident — at Coweta County Prison overlapping this tenure, and none is asserted here. What the record supports is narrow: a single death of a 47-year-old man on January 30, 2024, recorded during Rogers' first month as warden, with no documented legal or investigative follow-up in the data reviewed.

Sources

• Georgia Prisoners' Speak personnel records — position history (Warden, Coweta County Prison, from January 1, 2024) and salary year 2024.
• Georgia Prisoners' Speak mortality records — death of Jason Ray Collins, age 47, at Coweta County Prison, January 30, 2024; cause category 6.
• No court records, DOJ documents, or news publications are cited in the provided data.

Synthesized by GPS Intelligence System on Sep 23, 2026 from positions, attributed deaths, lawsuits, intel reports, and news mentions in the public corpus. The supporting data tables follow below.