Hall County, Georgia Inmate Search

In Hall County, people use an inmate search to find out if a person is in jail, was in jail, or gather arrest-related information about an individual. The Hall County Sheriff’s Office oversees the operation of the county jail, is responsible for the safety of inmates, and is also legally tasked with providing means for members of the public to access inmate information. For state-level jails located in Hall County, the Georgia Department of Corrections maintains the jail and inmate records and is responsible for public access to these records.

Many city police departments, like the Gainesville Police Department and the Oakwood Police Department, maintain inmate rosters for persons in their local jails. While some of these jails do not maintain an online roster, interested persons can visit the police department during business hours to inspect records. Jail rosters provide basic information about arrest incidents, as well as the inmate. They usually cover the inmate’s name and basic data, the arrest charges, the date and time of booking, and bond information.

How to Find an Inmate in Hall County Jail

Individuals can find information about any individual held at the Hall County Jail by calling the Detention Center staff at (770) 531-6980, through their lawyer, or by viewing the online Inmate Population List. The Inmate Population List is an online repository provided by the sheriff’s office to facilitate remote access to inmate information.

Inmate information available on this platform is sorted from the newest intake at the jail to the oldest and furnishes an individual with the following: inmate full name, age, gender, physical features, charges, booking agency, holding facility, arrest date, bond amount and type, offense description, and detention status. Future court dates can only be provided by an inmate, as jail staff are typically not privy to that information. For more inmate-related inquiries, contact the jail or the sheriff’s office.

Hall County Jail

1700 Barber Road

Gainesville, GA 30507

Hall County Sheriff’s Office (Headquarters)

2859 Browns Bridge Road

Gainesville, Georgia 30504

Phone: (770) 531-6900

Fax: (770) 531-7150

How to Use the Hall County Jail Roster

Individuals can take the following steps to retrieve arrest information from Hall County’s Inmate Population List:

• Visit the website-this website automatically displays a list of inmates sorted by their booking date/time, with the option to expand a tab of interest to see more information about a specific inmate.
• Search manually-by clicking on the search bar at the top of the screen and entering the inmate’s name. By clicking the Advanced button, a searcher becomes able to narrow down search results by specifying additional information, such as the inmate’s age, arrest date, race, sex, or charge.

Note that access to this tool is free. For an official copy of the jail roster or an arrest report, contact the sheriff’s office by writing or in person.

What Information is Included in the Hall County Inmate Roster

The following inmate information is available through the online jail roster discussed in the previous headers:

• Full name: the first, middle, and last name of an inmate
• Physical descriptors: this covers gender, race, height, weight, tattoos/scars/marks, and age
• Charge(s): this represents the statute violated by the inmate
• Offense description: e.g., DUI, marijuana possession, etc.
• Booking information: this includes the name of the booking agency, booking date/time, and booking number
• Bond information: they are bond amount, bond status, and bond type
• Case status
• Docket number

Additional information, such as phone numbers, social security numbers, juvenile information, and driver’s license numbers, that may be gathered by law enforcement in the course of a criminal proceeding or booking, is not public under GA Code § 50-18-72. As such, they are redacted from public copies.

Contact Details for Hall County Jail or Sheriff’s Office

The Hall County Jail is located at 1700 Barber Road, Gainesville, GA 30507. The County Sheriff’s Office has three different office locations within the county. See below for the office addresses and additional contact information:

Headquarters

2859 Browns Bridge Road

Gainesville, GA 30504

Phone: (770) 531-6900

Fax: (770) 531-7150.

North Precinct

122 Dean Street

Clermont, GA 30527

Phone: (770) 533-7200.

South Precinct

7345 Cody Drive

Flowery Branch, GA 30542

Phone: (770) 533-7704

Jail Facility Overview in Hall County

There are two main jail facilities in Hall County: the Hall County Jail (county-operated) and the Hall County Correctional Institution. The Jail Bureau of the Hall County Sheriff’s Office manages the county jail, a 1,026-bed facility that accommodates both male and female inmates who are either serving a short sentence or awaiting trial. There isn’t a specification of the security level of this jail. The Jail Bureau has a total of 200 officers and clerks and serves approximately 600 arrest warrants monthly. The jail is located at:

1700 Barber Road

Gainesville, GA 30507

Phone: (770) 531-6904

The Hall County Correctional Institution is a medium-level-security incarceration facility with a total capacity of 240 inmates and 4 segregation cells. Sentenced individuals are confined here. The Georgia Department of Corrections oversees this facility.

Agency Name	Office and Mail Address	Phone Number	Office Hours
Hall County Jail	1700 Barber Road Gainesville, GA 30507	(770) 531-6904	Monday - Friday: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Hall County Correctional Institution	1698 Barber Road Gainesville, GA 30507	Primary: (770) 718-2370 Fax: (770) 718-2371	9:00AM TO 3:00PM

How to Send Money to an Inmate in Hall County Jail?

Family and friends can send money to inmates in the Hall County Jail through money orders or cash. Cash is accepted at the jail, while money orders can only be sent through the mail. Checks are not allowed.

N/B: For inmates at the Hall County Correctional Institution, money can only be sent by logging into Access Corrections or calling them at (866) 345-1884.

Inmate Search by Jail Facility

Interested persons can search for any inmate at the Hall County Jail by calling a detention center staff over the phone, through their lawyer, or by perusing the online jail roster. See a previous header for further information. For inmates at the Hall County Correctional Center, online inmate searches can be performed using the Find an Offender tool provided by the Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC).

The following information is required to perform a name-based search: the inmate’s first and last name, gender, race, age range, and the name of the incarceration facility. Searches can also be done using an inmate ID or case number. The inmate ID is a unique numeric identifier assigned to each inmate by the GDC. To verify information obtained online, inquirers should submit a written request to Inmate Records and Information at PO Box 1529, Forsyth, GA 31029.

Facility	Online Search	In-person Search Location
Hall County Jail	Jail View website	2900 University Parkway Lawrenceville, GA 30043
Hall County Correctional Institution	Offender Search website	300 Patrol Road Forsyth, GA 31029 US

Hall County Visitation Rules and Schedules

Inmates at the Hall County Jail are not allowed to receive in-person visitors, except clergy and attorneys of record. All other visitations are done through terminals or video tablets. Video visits are allowed between 6 A.M. and 10:30 P.M. daily. In-person visits by clergy members and attorneys of record are permitted between 8 A.M. and 6 P.M. daily.

1700 Barber Road

Gainesville, GA 30507

Phone: (770) 531-6904

Visitor type	Allowed mode	Visitation hours
Friends and family	Visitation by video or terminals	6 A.M. and 10:30 P.M
Licensed attorneys of record and approved clergy	In-person visitation	8 A.M. and 6 P.M.

Mailing and Commissary Information

Inmates at the Hall County jail can receive mail from friends and loved ones provided the mail contents meet the agency’s mail guidelines. Unaccepted mails will be returned to the sender. Personal mail for inmates must be sent to the jail’s central mail processing facility at

JailATM.com

Hall County Jail, GA

Inmate name and ID number

P.O. Box 16120

Jonesboro, AR 7240.

Legal mail must be addressed as follows:

Name of attorney or law firm

Inmate name and ID number

Hall County Jail, GA

1700 Barber Road

Gainesville, GA 30507.

For official documents, business and transaction mail, such as checks, money orders, birth certificates, medical cards, personal identification cards, and social security cards, mail to

Attn: Business Office

Inmate name and ID number

Hall County Jail, GA

1700 Barber Road

Gainesville, GA 30507

However, individuals looking to send mail to an inmate must note the following guidelines:

• Inmates are not allowed to send or receive mail from any of the following individuals:
  • Victims of the inmate’s crime(s)
  • Parolees or probationers
  • Co-defendants
  • Former or current jail employees
  • Current or former inmates
  • Persons with an active protection order
• The following mail is prohibited:
  • Books, magazines, or parcels
  • Altered or defaced postcards
  • Mail containing plastic wrapping
  • Packages and parcels
  • Mail containing drawings or written in code
  • Male depicting sexually explicit content, weapons, or gang references
  • Oversized postcards
  • Mail stained in any manner, including watermarks
  • Mail with biohazards, including perfumes and lipstick