Georgia Inmate Search & Prison Directory

Community corrections is an integral component of the Bureau's correctional programs. Community corrections staff develop and administer contracts for community-based correctional programs and serve as the Bureau's local liaison with the Federal courts, the U.S. Marshals Service, state and local corrections, and a variety of community groups.

Approximately 15 percent of the Bureau's inmate population are confined in secure facilities operated primarily by private corrections companies and to a lesser extent by state and local governments, and in privately-operated community corrections centers. Contract facilities help the Bureau manage its population and are especially useful for meeting the needs of low security, specialized populations like sentenced criminal aliens. Staff of the Correctional Programs Division in Central Office provide oversight for privately-operated facilities.

The Federal Correctional Institution (FCI) in Jesup is a medium security facility housing male offenders. It has two adjacent satellite facilities: a low security facility and a minimum security prison camp, both housing male inmates. FCI Jesup is located in southeast Georgia on Route 301, 65 miles southwest of Savannah, 40 miles northwest of Brunswick, and 105 miles northwest of Jacksonville, Florida.

The Southeast Regional Office (SERO) assists in the development, implementation, and improvement of operations and programs at facilities in that region. It accomplishes this through the effective use of resources and efficient delivery of services. SERO staff mentor and assist institution staff and work in partnership with institution management and Central Office.

The United States Penitentiary (USP) in Atlanta, Georgia, houses medium security male inmates and has a detention center for pre-trial and holdover inmates and a satellite camp for minimum security male inmates. The USP is located in southeast Atlanta at the junction of Boulevard and McDonough Boulevard.

Consist of four buildings that are subdivided into four housing units each. Each unit contains 50 double-bunked cells on two tiers.Consists of 500 Inmates in General Population, 252 Inmates in Boot Camp, 192 Inmates in Probation Boot Camp and 40 Youthful Offenders.Take I-75 south for approximately 60 miles to Exit 188. Exit and turn right at the stop sign onto North Lee Street. Go .5 miles and turn left, cross over the railroad tracks onto the Georgia Public Safety Training Center access road. Turn left into the entrance for the Georgia Public Safety Training Center. Turn right at the first four-way stop. Burruss Correctional Training Center will be on the right.

RSAT program houses 198: Five Juvenile cells; Faith Character Based dormitory and In-House Transition dorm each house 96; Special Management Unit houses 84; Eight-man dormitories; and the Transitional Center houses 112 residents.Take I-85 North to I-985 North, take the Gainesville & Lake Lanier exit. I-985 will change to Hwy 365 at Exit #24. Continue on Hwy 365, after the second light, travel approximately eight miles and watch for the Habersham County sign. Travel one mile past that sign to mile marker 38. A green �Lee Arrendale State Prison� sign will be on the right, turn right onto Mt. Zion Road. Continue straight at the four-way stop, turn left at the dead end by the fire station and Lee Arrendale State Prison is on the left.

Four living units are divided into two separate units. Each has a support building that contains a multi-purpose room and a counseling office. One open dorm consisting of 519 beds with 192 beds designated for assisted living. Seven nursing units have a security control room, single patient rooms, seven bed Crisis Stabilization Unit and central dining hall along with an Acute Care Unit. Mental Health Support building utilizes dining area.Take I-20 East to Exit 190, approximately 138 miles. Turn right onto Horizon South Pkwy. Travel about two miles. You will pass Serta Mattress and John Deere Tractor plant. The next intersection is Wrightsboro Road. Continue through this intersection and onto Katherine Street. Follow this road about � mile; it will end at Robinson Avenue. Turn left onto Robinson Avenue and at the next red light turn right onto Gordon Hwy. Travel .8 miles to the prison entrance and turn right before the railroad trestle.

Six buildings have two living units per building containing 48 double-bunked cells each. Building seven consists of four individual dormitories with 98 per dormitory. The eighth building contains one 85 double-bunked segregation living unit and one 47 single-bunked isolation living unit.I-75 South to Exit 99, GA-FLA Pkwy/GA 300 at Cordele. Go right on Hwy 300 to first traffic light in Albany, and then turn right on Hwy 19 South to Mitchell County. Just pass mile marker nine, turn left onto Mt. Zion Church Road. Autry State Prison is approximately one mile on the right.

General Population consists of two double tiered living units containing two prisoner rooms for a 192 inmate workforce. The Mental Health SLU consists of 25 single cells (9 ACU) and two 49 double bunked cells.Take I-20 East to Exit #113. Turn right onto Hwy 441 South to Milledgeville. Once in the city limits, go through two traffic lights. At the third traffic light turn right on Roberson Mill Road. Cross railroad tracks; Roberson Mill Road turns into Hwy 441 Bypass. After the fourth traffic light, merge to the far left lane. Take the first left at Midway School. Turn on the second paved road on the left, Laying Farm Road and Baldwin State Prison will be at the top of the hill on the left.

Consists of eight dormitories and seven isolation/segregation cellsTake I-20 East to Hwy 441 South to Milledgeville. Continue through downtown Milledgeville on Hwy 441 for one mile, turn left onto Vinson Hwy/GA 112. Go approximately one mile; turn right onto Laboratory Drive, then left onto Bostick Road. Bostick State Prison is on the right just before Lawrence Road.

Consists of nine housing units with 48 double-bunked cells each. Eight open dormitories with a total of 568 beds. There are 191 segregation/isolation cells.Take I-75 south to 475 south. (It will run back into I-75 south) Take Exit #99, Georgia/Florida Pkwy/Hwy 300 and turn right onto Hwy 300. Continue for approximately 33 miles and turn right onto Clark Ave. Go through two traffic lights and turn right onto the Bypass. Continue until it dead ends at U.S.-82 and then exit left. After exiting, turn right onto Pointe North. Then turn right at 1st traffic light onto Old Dawson Rd. After about two miles there will be a sharp curve to the left, follow the curve and the road becomes Byron Plantation Rd, continue until you dead-end again. Turn right onto Gillionville Rd/Hwy 234. Travel about 22 miles until you come to stop sign, turn right. Go to the next stop sign and turn right again. Take the 1st left onto Hwy 45, go about one mile and Calhoun State Prison will be on your right.

Six living units each, containing four pods. Each pod has 12 two-man cells. Half of one unit contains 24 Isolation/Segregation beds. 141 beds are reserved for Mental Health Level III. A separate �fast track� unit houses 288 general population inmates in four open dormitories with 72 beds per dorm.Take I-75 south to I-475 South/GA-408 South and exit #177 towards Valdosta. Travel 11.5 miles. Take Exit #3 for US-80 toward Macon/Roberta. Turn right onto US-80 West/Eisenhower Pkwy/Georgia 22 West. Travel 1.6 miles and turn left onto Fulton Mill Road. Travel 1.5 miles and Central State Prison is on the left.

Consists of 10 living units, each with two dormitories. The number of units with two-man cells is seven and a half while the remainder is a combination of two single-man cells. The combination two-single man cells houses MH/SM inmates. There are a total of 100 isolation/segregation cells. The Phillips State Prison Transitional Center has 200 beds.Take I-85 north to Exit 120, Hamilton Mill Pkwy and turn left. Make the first right onto Sardis church Road. Go approximately � mile and turn left onto West Rock Quarry Road. Phillips State Prison is approximately � mile on the right.

Consist of eleven housing units. Seven housing units, each contains 36 cells. The 36 cells are divided into 12 two-man cells and 24 four-man cells. There are 44 Administrative Segregation cells and 15 Protective Custody cells. The L building housing unit contains four 54-bed dorms. The N building contains a 184-bed unit with two-man rooms. Another 384 additional beds are located in O and Q buildings with eight dorms within the two buildings.Take I-75 south to I-16 East to I-95 north (just outside Savannah) to exit 104. Exit right onto Airlines Drive, then turn left onto McKenna. Cross one set of railroad tracks and turn right at the sign.

Consists of 6 buildings (three open dorms and three two-man cells) and one segregation/isolation unit.Take I-75 south to Exit 78 at Sycamore/Ocilla. Take GA Hwy 32 East to Nicholls. Once in Nicholls, turn left at the only traffic light onto North Liberty Street. Coffee Correctional is approximately one mile on the left.

Consists of seven living units, three dormitory styles with five pods in each building, holding 66 per pod. Four cell house units with two pods, double occupancy cells housing 100 inmates each.Take I-75S to Hwy 82E for approximately 90 miles. Turn right onto US-1/US 23 to Folkston (33 miles). Turn left to stay on US 1/US-23 where it joins with Hwy 301. Four miles on the left will be the Charlton County Public Library and a small Ice House, take a left onto Indian Trail Road and follow it until you get to a four way stop onto Martin Luther King Jr. Drive/ Hwy 252 East. Stay on Hwy 252 east for 2� to 3 miles. D. Ray James Prison will be on the right.

Consists of eight cellblocks containing both double-bunked and single-bunked cells. There are also eight dormitories and a medical unit.Take I-75 south toward Macon to Exit 201, Jackson/Barnesville. Exit and turn left, go over the bridge and travel approximately � mile. Turn left at the second traffic light, you will see the entrance to the Diagnostic Center ahead on the left, a Wilco Travel Plaza and Hess fueling station on the right. Follow Prison Boulevard to the facility.

Consists of 19 housing units divided into two 50-man dormitories (one of which is the isolation/segregation unit � 10 isolation beds and 40 segregation beds), one 36 man dorm, and one housing unit divided into four open dorms (Q1, Q2, Q3 holds 58 per dorm; Q4 holds 54) and two 12 man dorms (F and J buildings hold 12).Take I-75 south to I-16 in Macon. Continue East toward Savannah to Exit 49 (Hwy 257 South) toward Dexter. Continue about seven miles to Dexter and another seven miles to Chester. When entering Chester, go straight at the stop sign on Caroline Avenue. Dodge State Prison is about � mile on the right.

Seven buildings with 11 general population housing units, a dormitory for the Pre-Release Center, and one administrative segregation/isolation building. All general population housing units are double bunked and some are triple bunked.Take I-75 south to I-I6 East to Exit 116, Hwy 301 South to Claxton. Smith State Prison will be on the right approximately 13 miles South of Claxton and two miles before Glennville on Hwy 301. Use the second (front) entrance to access the prison.

Consists of nine living units which contain 48 double-bunked cells and one open living unit with four separate living areas which contains 368 beds. There is one isolation/segregation unit that contains 71 beds; the medical department has an observation unit.Take I-75 south to Exit 122, Hwy 230. Turn left and go through Unadilla. Approximately one mile past Unadilla turn left onto Plunkett Road; Dooly State Prison is on the right.

Consists of three buildings containing 12 open dormitories housing between 40-125 inmates each. The facility has 43 isolation/segregation cells. The Kemper Building houses a 240 bed RSAT program.Take I-20 east to Hwy 441 South to Milledgeville and go through downtown Milledgeville. Take a left at the third traffic light onto Dunlap Road and continue until it ends. At the stop sign, take a right on Jefferson Street. Continue until Jefferson dead ends to the arched entrance of Georgia Military College. At the stop sign, take a left. At the next stop sign turn right on Elbert Street and then make a left onto Vinson Hwy. Turn right onto Rivers Lane (you will pass Rivers State Prison), follow Rivers Lane and take the first road on your left, Bostick Road. When you reach the stop sign take a right on Lawrence Road to the first building on the left, Holly Building.

The Georgia Department of Corrections protects and serves the citizens of Georgia by providing an effective and efficient department through a highly dedicated and trained professional staff, who administer a balanced correctional system, which reduces future criminal behavior.

Consists of nine buildings containing four two-tiered cellblocks with single cells. Cellblocks are organized into a general population unit, two special management units, and a 26 bed surgical unit. Inmates assigned to the Fire Team reside away from the main compound at the Fire station.Take I-75 south to Macon, then I-16 toward Savannah to exit 98, Stillmore/Aline Exit. Turn right onto Hwy 57 south to Reidsville. At first traffic light, turn right onto Hwy 280. Go approximately three blocks and bear left onto Hwy 147/178. Travel approximately seven miles and Georgia State Prison will be on your right.

Ten general population cellblocks with 962 total beds - all double bunked. Two isolation/segregation units with 86 total beds - double bunked. Four open bay tent units with 256 total beds - double bunked. 200 beds Annex consisting of four-open bay dorms with 50 beds each double bunked.Take I-20 east to Exit 138, Siloam and turn right. Travel to GA Route 15. Turn left onto Hwy 15 South to Sparta (25 miles). Turn left at courthouse and follow Hwy 15 through Sparta, bear right onto Hwy 15 towards Sandersville. Take a right at the BP station onto Cody Johnson Road. (There will be a small institution sign) Proceed about two miles and Hancock State Prison is on the right.

Four units: the Main Compound, a Special Management Unit (SMU), and Hays I & II. The Main Compound consists of five buildings which house 136 inmates each. The SMU has three buildings housing a total of 239 inmates on segregation status. The Annex consists of Hays I and houses 400 medium security inmates and Hays II is comprised of six quaznut huts housing 170 medium security inmates. The fire station houses 10 and the infirmary houses nine. Also has a Faith-Based dormitory.Take I-75 North to Exit 306, Adairsville/Summerville Exit. Turn left onto Hwy 140 West for approximately 19 miles. Turn right onto Hwy 27 north for approximately 14 miles to Summerville city limits. Continue through Summerville for approximately five miles. Entrance to Hays State Prison is on the right.

Consists of one building with four 50-bed dormitories.Take I-75 south and exit in Tifton onto Hwy 82. Go East on Hwy 82 through Brookfield, Enigma, Alapaha and Willacoochee to Pearson. Turn right onto Hwy 441 at the traffic light in Pearson. Follow 441 south to Homerville and turn right at traffic light onto Hwy 84 West. Go approximately 1� miles, and then turn left at the Huddle House onto Gillican Circle (there is no street sign). Proceed to the stop sign and turn right onto Beal Street. Go across the railroad tracks to the stop sign at the end of the street and turn right onto Reddick Street. Homerville State Prison is 1� blocks on the left.

There are six living units, each containing four pods and each pod contains 12 two-man cells. There are also 30 beds in the dayrooms, 30 isolation/segregation beds, and two beds in the medical section for Mental Health Observation.Take I-85 South to I-185 to Columbus. From I-185 take Exit 10, SR-22/US-80 East/J.R. Allen Pkwy, North Columbus Bypass. From US-80 East/J.R. Allen Pkwy travel approximately 6.8 miles. At the 4th traffic light turn right onto Flat Rock Road. Flat Rock Road crosses Macon Road and becomes Schatulga Road. Travel approximately two miles and turn left onto Manor Road. Rutledge State Prison is on the left.

Consists of one Supportive Living Unit (Mental Health) housing 96 inmates, two Assisted Living Units (ALU) one housing 141 ALU inmates and the other houses 141 general population inmates. Two buildings house 96, six buildings house 104, two buildings with four pods house 192, one building houses 72 inmates in isolation/segregation, and the Fire Station houses 10 inmates.Take I-75 South to I-16. Follow I-16 to Dublin, Exit 51, turn left and follow Hwy 319 to Wrightsville. Go through two traffic lights, cross railroad tracks and turn left onto Cross Cedar Road. Cross the bridge and turn left on Donovan-Harrison Road, Johnson will be on the right.

Consists of 11 general population units with eight rooms, each containing six beds to a room. Two units consists of 23 rooms each containing four beds to a room and two rooms with six beds each. The isolation/segregation unit has a total of 15 cells/30 beds. Four bunks can accommodate inmates who are wheelchair bound. There are 10 beds at the Fire Station for the inmate Fire team.Take I-75 south to Hwy 300 exit and turn right onto Hwy 300. Keep straight for 24 miles and then turn right onto Hwy 32 to Leesburg. At the first stop sign take a left, cross the railroad tracks and immediately bear right onto U.S. Hwy 19. Go two miles and turn left onto Pinewood Road; Lee State Prison is just past the Lee County Jail on the left.

Long State Prison is a medium security incarceration facility in Ludowici, Georgia, United States. It houses about 230 adult male offenders. Long State Prison, GA houses Georgia State detainees awaiting trial, criminal sentencing and convicts.

Consists of eight buildings each divided into two separate units with 48 cells per unit. One building�s unit houses 46 isolation beds & two safe cells and the other unit houses 48 double occupancy cells of segregation beds. Ten additional beds are at the Fire Station.Take I-75 south to Exit 127. Go west (right) on Hwy 26 through Montezuma (through two traffic lights). At intersection of Hwys 26 and 49, turn left. Macon State Prison is approximately � miles on the right.

Consists of eight dormitories averaging 70 beds per dormitory. A modular unit has four dormitories with 25 beds per dormitory. Eight cells used for both isolation and segregation.Take I-20 east to Exit 114, Madison-Eatonton and turn right onto Hwy 441 South to Milledgeville. When you see the Milledgeville Mall turn right onto Hwy 441 South Bypass. Go through two red lights (4-5 miles), at the third traffic light take a left onto Allen Memorial Drive. Go approximately two miles where it will end at a caution light, go right for approximately 2/10 of a mile. At the next caution light, turn left onto Hardwick Street. Hardwick Street ends at a fork in front of a large white building, turn right onto Lawrence Road, this will dead-end into the parking lot of Men�s State Prison.

Consists of seven housing units that have the capability of housing 120 inmates each and a 13-bed infirmary.Take I-20 east, exit onto Moreland Avenue, East Atlanta Exit. Turn right onto Moreland and then turn left onto Bailey Street (across from the Overnite Truck Company). Bailey will turn into Constitution Road. When you see the sign for Metro State Prison on the left side, turn right onto the access road to Metro State Prison.

Consists of six dormitories in the main building, all with 64 beds each. There are eight isolation and eight two-man segregation cells and a fire department with ten beds.Take I-75 south, then I-16 to Exit 67, Hwy 29 South. In Soperton, take Hwy 221 to Mt. Vernon. Continue on Hwy 221. After the Mt Vernon Cemetery, turn left on the first paved road, Mt. Vernon Alston Road and Montgomery State Prison will be 1� mile on the right.

Consists of four buildings with 48 double rooms to house up to 96 per building; two buildings with double and triple rooms to house up to 120 per building, one building has single and double rooms and houses up to 106 inmates; eight of those rooms are handicap-accessible rooms. One building houses up to 30 isolation/segregation cells for up to 43 inmates along with an intake unit, which houses 58. Two buildings consist of 96 double-bunked rooms up to 192 per building.Take I-75 south to Exit 135. Take US-341 to Hawkinsville. Cross the Ocmulgee River Bridge and travel � mile. Turn left onto SR-26 and travel � mile. Turn left onto Upper River Road. Pulaski State Prison is two miles on the left, use the second driveway.

Consists of six buildings each containing four dormitories: 23 double occupancy cells are used for administrative segregation and 24 cells are used for disciplinary isolation. In addition, a cell is used for mental health observation.Take I-75 south to Macon, then I-16 East to Exit #90, US-1 South, Swainsboro/Lyons. Follow US-1 south to Lyons, Georgia. Go through downtown to third traffic light and turn left on Georgia Hwy 178. Go approximately 19 miles and Rogers State Prison is on the right.

Telfair-There are six housing units with double-bunked cells. The seventh housing unit consists of single cells for isolation/segregation inmates.Take I-75 south to I-I6 East to Exit 51, Dublin. Turn right onto Hwy 319/441 to McRae. At McRae turn right onto Hwy 23/341. Go approximately two miles and turn right onto Irwinton Street; Telfair is two miles on the right.

Milan houses medium and below security inmates with special emphasis on programmatic needs, especially alcohol/drug addiction and education.Milan SP is about 10 miles from Telfair SP, after turning right onto Hwy 441, go about 30 miles through the city of McRae and exit onto Hwy 280 towards Milan. Milan SP is approximately 1 mile inside the city limits behind the water tower. (About 180 miles from Atlanta)

The Annex protects the public by maintaining custody of medium and minimum security inmates while providing outside work details to the community. The Georgia Correctional Industries Chemical Plant, located on the grounds of the Annex, manufactures cleaning supplies for prisons throughout the Department. Host facility for Homerville SP, Lowndes Unit, Patten PDC and Valdosta TC.The Annex contains 298 General Population beds.Take I-75 south to Exit 18 in Valdosta. Turn right onto Hwy 133. Take the first street on the right; Valdosta State Prison follows the Annex on the left.

Valdosta State Prison consists of 10 General Population units with 500 beds, six Mental Health units with 264 beds, 25 Isolation beds plus 12 Acute Care Unit beds and four Crisis Stabilization Unit beds.Take I-75 south to Exit 18 in Valdosta. Turn right onto Hwy 133. Take the first street on the right; Valdosta State Prison follows the Annex on the left.

Consists of 12 open dormitories, 10 housing from 50 to 74 inmates with one housing nine incentive inmates. Ten inmates are housed at the Fire Hall. House medium security general population inmates and provide labor for Correctional Industries Metal Fabrication Plant and contract details for other state agencies.Take I-75 North to Exit 320, Resaca/Lafayette. Turn left onto Hwy 136 and travel for 6.6 miles. Turn right at the stop sign, continuing on Hwy 136 west, through the Villanow Community for 14.5 miles. Turn right at the stop sign onto Hwy 151 and travel for 1.8 miles. Turn left onto Hwy 95 north and travel 7.7 miles to the red light at Hwy 27 in Rock Spring. Turn left onto Hwy 27 south and travel for 1.2 miles to Guy Williams Road just past Northwestern Technical College and across from Grace Baptist Church. Turn right onto Guy Williams Road and travel 1.1 mile. Turn right at the stop sign onto Straight Gut Road and travel for .5 miles to Walker State Prison entrance at Kevin Lane. Turn left onto

Consists of three housing units with 50 double cells each, five housing units with 48 double cells and five open dormitories holding eight. Infirmary has 12 beds, Segregation 125 beds with 25 for isolation. A Fast Track Unit contains four dormitories with approximately 54 beds each. Old Ware consists of 112 beds.Take I-75 south to Tifton. Exit at US-82 and turn left. Follow US-82 to Ware County, approximately 65 miles to Ware County Airport Exit. Turn left onto Fulford Road. At end of Fulford Road, turn left onto Harris Road and follow the signs to Ware State Prison.

11 housing units and one isolation/segregation unit. Each housing units has 48 cells capable of housing two inmates per cell for a total of 96 inmates per dorm for each of the 11 units.Take I-20 East to Siloam Exit, #138. Turn right onto Hwy 15 through Sparta and on to Sandersville. Turn left at second traffic light in Sandersville onto Hwy 24 East to Davisboro (approximately 15 miles); Washington State Prison is on the left.

The annex consists of four open dormitories with 25 double-bunked beds in all living areas.Take I-20 East to Siloam Exit, #138. Turn right onto Hwy 15 through Sparta and on to Sandersville. Turn left at second traffic light in Sandersville onto Hwy 24 East to Davisboro (approximately 15 miles); Washington State Prison is on the left.

Consists of six living units, three dormitory style with six pods in each building, holding 48 inmates. Three cell house units with three pods, double capacity cells. Each pod houses 80 to 88 inmates. One segregation/isolation unit with 48 beds for segregation and 48 beds for isolation.Take I-75 South through Macon to I-16 towards Savannah. Take Exit 51, Hwy 441/McRae. Turn right on Hwy 441 and travel approximately 15 miles. At the caution light, take a left onto Hwy 126 for approximately one mile, and then turn to the right towards Alamo. Take the first paved road to your right at the city limits sign in Alamo and travel two blocks and turn right again. Wheeler Correctional Facility is approximately � mile on the left.

Consists of four and one-half buildings with 96 double-bunked cells each. Three housing units consist of four open dormitories, two housing approximately 48 per dorm and the other housing approximately 94 per dorm. There are 22 isolation cells and 24 double-bunked segregation cells.Take I-75 south to Exit 101, Cordele/Abbeville/Hwy 280 and exit onto GA-280 east. Travel approximately 30 miles to Abbeville to the traffic light and turn right onto US-129. Travel approximately � mile, go across the bridge and Wilcox State Prison is on the left.

If you need information about a detainee that is housed at this facility, you may call 404-893-1210 between the hours of 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. When you call, please have the individual�s biographical information ready, including first, last and hyphenated names, any aliases he or she may use, date of birth and country of birth.If you need to get in touch with a detainee you must call 404-865-8099 and leave the detainee�s full name, alien registration number and a telephone number where you can be reached. He or she will be given your message.

The Bibb County Jail inmates have either been charged or convicted of misdemeanors or felony crimes. Inmate sentences over one year are served in other facilities run by the State or Federal Government.

The Bibb County Detention Center is a Work Release and Community Service Center. The Detention Center presently has approximately 192 beds, some are assigned to the work release program while others are assigned to the community service program. The purpose of the work release program is to allow the detainees to continue to work in the private sector in order to pay off fines and restitutions ordered by the courts, it also allows them the opportunity to continue to support their families. This type of program lessens the burden of the taxpayers who would have to bear the cost of what it would be to house these individuals on a full time basis.

With regard to service, the Brooks County Jail shall be aware of the need to reduce prisoner idleness and to conserve and promote human dignity when possible.� Inmate labor will be utilized to minimize operational costs and minimize idleness in such areas as facility sanitation, food services and laundry services.� Inmates will have access to services for self development, general counseling, alcohol and drug counseling and adult basic education programs in order to prepare themselves for eventual return to the community.

The Clarke County Jail is a temporary holding facility for persons arrested for criminal offenses or local ordinance violations, persons being held for probation/parole violation, contempt of court, or offenses committed in another county or state, and offenders sentenced to incarceration in the jail or another correctional facility.

The Prison�s operating capacity is 226 medium and minimum security inmates. Approximately 70% are minimum and can work under civilian supervision. The remaining are medium custody and work under Corrections Officers outside or inside the Prison.

The original facility can hold up to 1,226 inmates, and the new tower has added 1,368 new beds to the site. We also have an additional 174 specialty beds that are designed to hold maximum-security inmates, medical inmates and disciplinary inmates. The total capacity for the jail is now 2,768 beds. The facility at present has a total population of more than 2,400 inmates.

Near the end of 2006, the Gwinnett County Sheriff's Department completed and opened the new \"Wimberly\" Tower. The Tower was named after Deputy Ken Wimberly who was tragically killed in the line of duty. This new construction is part of the expansion plan for the Gwinnett County Jail. Overcrowding at the original direct supervision facility forced the county to add more bed space to the existing site. The first was the completion of the \"Wimberly\" Tower and the second will be an additional tower at some future date. The first inmates were moved into the first floor of this four-level building on October 23, 2007. On February 27 of 2007, the remaining inmates who had been housed out to other agencies due to overcrowding were brought back to Gwinnett and housed in the new tower.

The Hall County Detention Center main facility is made up of three phases.� Phase I, constructed in 1982, is utilized for housing maximum-security inmates.� With the additions of phase II and III in 1992 and 1993, the Detention Center achieved a total capacity of 595 maximum, medium, and minimum security inmates.� Since it's inception, the Detention Center has strived to use modern and progressive administrative practices to ensure a legal and fiscally sound operation

If you need information about a detainee that is housed at this facility, you may 770-533-5660 between the hours of 7a.m. and 3p.m. When you call, please have the individual�s biographical information ready, including first, last and hyphenated names, any aliases he or she may use, date of birth and country of birth.If you need to get in touch with a detainee you must call 770-533-7500 and leave the detainee�s full name, alien registration number and a telephone number where you can be reached. He or she will be given your message.

The Jail Division maintains the jail for the entire county. It is responsible for housing inmates and the security of the facility. The Jail Division also transports inmates to court appearances; medical, dental and mental health facilities; and state detention facilities. This division also processes bonds and impounded vehicles. The Rockdale County Jail houses approximately 300 inmates.

If you need information about a detainee that is housed at this facility, you may call 229-838-1105 between the hours of 8a.m. and 4:30p.m. When you call, please have the individual�s biographical information ready, including first, last and hyphenated names, any aliases he or she may use, date of birth and country of birth.If you need to get in touch with a detainee you must call 229-838-5000 and leave the detainee�s full name, alien registration number and a telephone number where you can be reached. He or she will be given your message.

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The Walker County Jail is a smoke free facility. Smoking or possession of any tobacco products, lighters, or matches is strictly prohibited.