The Liberty County Sheriff's Department Uniform Patrol consists of 25 uniformed deputies. There are four shifts consisting of one Lieutenant, a Sergeant, and four Patrol Deputies.

The Uniform Patrol deputies work 12 hour rotating shifts. The deputies rotate from day shift to night shift with breaks between each rotation. Uniformed deputies patrol and provide professional law enforcement services for approximately 500 square miles of Liberty County. Various small municipalities within Liberty County are patrolled since the communities do not have law enforcement operations. Deputies also provide assistance and backup to uniformed officers of the Hinesville Police Department on an as needed basis. Deputies provide services consisting of crime prevention, traffic control, maintaining order, investigating reports of crimes, apprehending offenders, responding to emergency (911) and non-emergency calls for service, and the needs of the county citizens and business owners.

Since the Liberty County Sheriff Department is responsible for all offender transportation, the Deputies are routinely called upon to provide transportation to Hinesville Police Department as well as The Georgia State Patrol of offenders requiring transportation to out of county locations. These include transportation and retrieval of juveniles detained at the Claxton Juvenile Detention Center as well as other juvenile and adult detention facilities. It is not uncommon for deputies on uniformed patrol to drive in excess of fifty thousand miles a year.

At any given time, the Uniform Patrol may be augmented by members of the Sheriff's Reserves, Detective's Division, Traffic Safety Unit, Court Services Personnel, Georgia State Patrol, and many other law enforcement agencies. All these agencies and departments work together to provide law enforcement services to the community and to ensure the safety and well being of the citizens of Liberty County.