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Police & Sheriffs Press, INC.

300 E 1st St, Vidalia, GA 30474

LIKELY ACTIVELAST SEEN IN FEDERAL DATA JUL 2026 · 1 SOURCE

Operating signal within 24 months, or from a single source.

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What they make

All Other Plastics Product Manufacturing326199

The company manufactures secure ID cards and provides related software, supplies, and card printers. It offers a 3-D Holoview Fan Display and patented high security blank cards are available for customer purchase aMute Cards, Smart Business Cards, and Challenge Coins. The company serves police and sheriff’s departments, offering printing services or equipment depending on agency size.

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Where it is

32.21918, -82.40960 · CENSUS TIGER
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FacilityCityIndustryStatusDistance
Police & Sheriffs Press, INC.VidaliaAll Other Plastics Product Manufacturing
326199
LIKELY ACTIVE0.6 KM
Giro Pack, INC.VidaliaPaper Bag and Coated and Treated Paper Manufacturing
322221
LIKELY ACTIVE3.4 KM

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No other federal record shares this street address.

WHERE THIS RECORD COMES FROM — 1 FEDERAL SOURCE, 8 FIELDS

Every fact on this page traces to a public federal filing. The table below names which register holds this facility, whether that register proves the plant operates or only that it exists, and when each of them last saw it.

SourceEvidenceFirst seenLast seen
SAM GOVOPERATINGJUL 2026JUL 2026
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FIELDSOURCESIGNAL
ADDRESS LINE1SAM GOVJUL 2026
CAGE CODESAM GOVJUL 2026
CITYSAM GOVJUL 2026
GEOMCENSUS GEOCODERSEP 2026
NAMESAM GOVJUL 2026
REGISTRATION EXPIRATIONSAM GOVJUL 2026
STATESAM GOVJUL 2026
WEBSITESAM GOVJUL 2026

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