Hall County Jail Roster

Hall County Jail Address and Phone

Hall County Jail
1700 Barber Road
Gainesville, GA 30507
Phone: (770) 531-6904

The Hall County Sheriff’s Office Jail Bureau operates this facility. The nearby Hall County Correctional Institution at 1698 Barber Road is a separate facility with its own procedures.

Jail procedures and contact details were reviewed on November 7, 2026. Visiting, telephone and office hours below are Eastern Time.

How to Use the Hall County Jail Roster

Enter a full or partial name, or search a listed charge. Each record shows an arrest date, published charge entries and the listed bond total. Use “Load more” to see additional records.

The county says its Inmate Population List updates every 15 minutes. JailScope is scheduled to refresh Hall County every 15 hours; the update time on this page identifies the latest available snapshot. For a recent arrest or release, check the county’s inmate catalog or call the jail.

“Arrest Date” preserves the calendar day supplied by the county. It is not a verified booking time. This source supplies no booking number. Charges retain their published status; an entry does not establish guilt or tell you that a case is still pending. A $0 bond total does not establish eligibility for release.

Video Visitation at Hall County Jail

Family and friends visit by video through JailATM, using tablets or terminals. People assigned to housing in the jail are eligible for these visits. The county lists video visiting hours of 6 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. daily.

Start with the county’s video visitation instructions and the linked JailATM support site. Create and activate your account, select the facility, and find the person by last name or inmate ID. Test your camera and microphone before the visit, and check the time zone in your account.

Hall’s posted policy does not specify session prices, visit lengths or a visitor dress code. Check the booking screen for available sessions and costs, and confirm visitor requirements with the jail.

Attorney and Clergy Visits

Licensed attorneys of record may visit in person 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. Approved clergy may visit during the same hours on a case-by-case basis.

Phone Calls and Family Emergencies

ICSolutions provides inmate telephone service. The jail’s published phone hours are 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily. Read the county’s telephone information before opening an account.

A prepaid account funds calls to a designated receiving number. The county-linked ICSolutions account guide also describes debit telephone accounts where offered; confirm availability for Hall before funding one. Set up an account at ICSolutions or call (888) 506-8407 for account support, available 24 hours a day.

For a family emergency that requires contacting someone in custody, call (770) 531-6904 and ask for the Watch Commander.

Sending Mail to an Inmate

Personal letters go to JailATM’s Arkansas processing center. Mail is opened, scanned and delivered electronically; personal letters sent directly to the jail are returned.

JailATM.com
Hall County Jail, GA
Inmate name and ID number
P.O. Box 16120
Jonesboro, AR 72401

Ask the jail for the inmate ID if you do not have it. Prohibited items include packages, books, magazines, newspapers, stickers (including address labels), drawings and scented mail. Read the full mail restrictions, including restrictions on who may correspond, before mailing anything.

Legal Mail

Legal mail goes directly to the jail and must come from the licensed attorney of record:

Name of attorney or law firm
Inmate name and ID number
Hall County Jail, GA
1700 Barber Road
Gainesville, GA 30507

Business and Transactional Documents

Use this address format for business and transactional documents:

Attn: Business Office
Inmate name and ID number
Hall County Jail, GA
1700 Barber Road
Gainesville, GA 30507

Commissary Deposits

Family and friends can add commissary funds 24/7 through the jail lobby kiosk, Access Corrections or its mobile app. Commissary sells approved snacks, hygiene supplies and writing materials. Check transaction fees before paying; the county does not publish a fee schedule or posting time.

Posting Bond

Bonds are accepted after booking and identification are complete. Hall County lists these options:

• Cash bond: Pay the full bond and fees in cash.
• Property bond: Hall County property owners must provide an original or certified copy of a warranty, quitclaim, executor’s or administrator’s deed, a current mortgage statement showing payments are up to date, and government photo ID for everyone named on the deed. If an owner has died, provide a certified death certificate.
• Professional bondsman: Use an approved bonding company. The Sheriff’s Office cannot recommend a particular company.

The property-bond fee is $20 per criminal charge, nonrefundable, in exact cash. Review the county’s bond document requirements and confirm who must attend before going to the jail.

Call the jail about the amount due, any holds and release arrangements. A payment does not give you a confirmed pickup time.

In its March 2025 bond scam alert, Hall County said the Sheriff’s Office and Pretrial Services do not call to solicit bond money or seek payment through apps such as Venmo, Cash App or Apple Pay. Report a suspicious call to (770) 536-8812.

Court Clothes and Personal Property

The jail issues uniforms and shoes. Routine clothing, toiletries, tobacco and personal-item deliveries are not accepted; hygiene supplies are sold through commissary.

Court clothes are accepted for jury trials or on an attorney’s written request. Drop-off is Monday–Friday, 10 a.m.–10 p.m., no earlier than two days before court. Arrange pickup immediately after proceedings end.

For convicted inmates entering state custody, property must be collected within 10 working days or it will be discarded. Pickup hours are weekdays, 8 a.m.–4 p.m.

The jail also requires an outfit for release or transfer. Call about arranging it before bringing clothes.

Bringing Prescription Medication

Medication needs approval from medical staff and a jail supervisor. Bring valid ID and the original prescription container for a current medication, labeled with the inmate’s name, prescriber, drug, fill date and dosage.

Outside controlled substances and over-the-counter medicines are not accepted. Special-needs items require medical approval. The county’s property and medication policy lists (770) 718-2320 as the medical staff fax for procedural questions; it does not publish medication drop-off hours.

Getting to Hall County Jail

Use 1700 Barber Road, Gainesville, GA 30507 as the jail destination. Confirm the entrance and pickup arrangements with the jail before traveling.

WeGo, the local public rideshare service, runs Monday–Friday, 5:15 a.m.–9 p.m., except city-observed holidays. Request a trip in the WeGo Powered by Via app or call (770) 503-3333, option 1. Check whether your trip to the jail is available before relying on it.

The city lists a $2 fare for the first five miles, rising to $4 after 6:30 p.m., plus 50 cents per additional mile. Check the quoted fare when booking. Trips must be prepaid; drivers do not take cash. WeGo uses shared vans and designated pickup points, and rides and arrival times are not guaranteed. For accessibility questions, call Hall Area Transit at (770) 503-3333; TTY 711.

Court Dates and Legal Help

The jail says families must obtain future court dates directly from the inmate; jail staff do not provide that information. See the county’s court appearance policy.

Hall County Magistrate Court handles first appearances and preliminary hearings. Its office is at 225 Green Street SE, Gainesville, GA 30501, (770) 531-6912, open Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.

For questions about public defense, contact the Hall County Public Defender at 111 Spring Street SE, Gainesville, GA 30501, (770) 718-5523. Public parking is available in the deck accessed from Spring Street.