Who polices Cromwell
Cromwell has its own police department, and arrests in town are made by Cromwell officers, who handle booking and set the initial bond.
Interstate 91 and Route 9 both pass through Cromwell, and stops on either may be state police work. Your paperwork names the arresting agency, which is the thing that tells you where to call about a bond.
Where your case goes
Cromwell cases are prosecuted at Middletown Superior Court, GA 9, the next town south. The court page covers parking, including the Court Street garage, and the morning docket.
If troopers or town officers released you, the date is on your paperwork. If not, court is the next business day.
After the arrest
Released or held is the fork. A written promise to appear or a posted bond and you leave with a date; no bond and you are held for court the next business day. The arrest page covers booking and the bond and bail page covers how the amount is set.
Whichever agency stopped you, do not explain the stop, and treat a call from a holding cell as recorded.
A family violence arrest goes to court the next business day either way, and the judge issues a protective order at that appearance. The arraignment page explains what happens there; the what to expect page puts it in sequence.
Common charges in Cromwell
Two highways through one small town put DUI and drug possession at the front of what GA 9 sees out of Cromwell, much of it from traffic stops. Assault, domestic violence and family violence, and larceny and shoplifting fill out the docket. A first offense often has a diversionary program ending in dismissal.