Gordon County GA Arrest Records Search | Jail & Court 2026

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Gordon County Georgia · Jail, Arrest & Criminal Court Guide

Find a Gordon County Jail Booking and Follow the Arrest to Court

A Gordon County arrest can create several separate public records. The Sheriff maintains jail bookings, custody, bonds and Sheriff reports. Magistrate Court handles warrants, first appearances and many early criminal proceedings. Superior Court maintains felony criminal cases, while Probate and Calhoun Municipal Court handle certain lower-level matters.

This guide explains how to search current inmates, see bookings from the last 24 hours, find older booking dates, verify charges and bonds, request the arrest report, locate the correct court file, obtain copies, prepare for first appearance, visit or fund an inmate account, and check whether an old Georgia arrest may qualify for record restriction.

Sheriff inmate data refreshes every 15 minutes
Current, 24-hour and booking-date searches explained
Cash, property and transfer bonds decoded
Magistrate vs Superior Court routing included
Search Gordon County Inmates Find Gordon Superior Court Records Request Sheriff Report Check Georgia Criminal History
Inmate update cycle Every 15 minutes
Jail operations 706-629-1246
Clerk of Superior Court 706-629-9533
Cash-bond fee $20 per person
Official-source review August 19, 2026
An arrest is not a conviction. A Gordon County jail charge records an allegation, warrant, hold or custody basis at a particular stage. Prosecutors can change or decline charges, and courts can dismiss a case or enter another disposition. Verify the correct person and final court record before describing an outcome.
Start with the record that answers the question

Gordon County Jail, Sheriff, Magistrate and Superior Court Records Are Different

Is the person in custody?

Use Gordon County Sheriff’s inmate information system.

Best for: current inmates, recent bookings, booking dates, release questions, bonds, visits and jail services.

What allegedly happened?

Request the incident or arrest record from the law-enforcement agency that created it.

Best for: incident narrative, report details, arresting officer and releasable investigative records.

Was there a warrant or first appearance?

Gordon Magistrate Court issues arrest and search warrants, conducts first appearances and can set bail within its jurisdiction.

Best for: warrant process, first appearance, bond and probable-cause proceedings.

What happened to a felony?

Gordon Superior Court has felony jurisdiction and the Clerk maintains criminal files and warrants.

Best for: indictment, arraignment, motions, plea, trial, dismissal, judgment and sentence.

Related Georgia guide: For another Georgia county with the same jail → Magistrate → court-disposition structure, see our existing Cherokee County GA arrest records guide. Gordon County uses different jail technology, court contacts, bond rules and visitation schedules, so use the Gordon-specific instructions on this page for any live action.

Choose the Gordon County Arrest-Record Task You Need

Find a current inmate Search first and last name in the Sheriff-linked inmate database and verify the current booking.
See who was booked today Use the dedicated “Bookings Over Last 24 Hours” view.
Search an older jail event Use the booking-date search and enable previous inmates when needed.
Find the criminal court case Route felony matters to Superior Court and early warrant/bond matters to Magistrate Court.
Post or verify bond Confirm whether the bond is cash, property, transfer or professional before traveling.
Fix an old Georgia arrest record Review the court disposition and Georgia criminal-history restriction procedure.

Jump to the Gordon County Jail or Court Task

Read the result correctly

What a Gordon County Booking Record Can and Cannot Tell You

Item What it means What it does not prove Best next step
Current inmate result The person appears in the current custody report. It does not establish guilt. Verify bond and related court case.
Booking date When the person entered the jail booking process. It may differ from the underlying incident date. Use the date to match the Sheriff report and court filing.
Charge The alleged offense or custody basis associated with booking. It may not be the prosecutor’s final filed charge. Check the court file and disposition.
Bond amount The bond information associated with the charge at that time. It does not guarantee immediate release. Confirm every charge and hold with Jail Operations.
Previous inmate result A historical Gordon County jail booking. It does not mean the person remains in custody. Search the court disposition.
Release The displayed jail episode ended. It does not mean the charge was dismissed. Continue tracking the criminal case.
  • Full legal name matches
  • Middle name or suffix is consistent
  • Approximate age or DOB matches
  • Booking date fits the known event
  • Charge corresponds with the reported incident
  • Court case belongs to the same person
Do not assume “no result” means “no arrest”

No Gordon County Inmate Record Found? Follow This Order

Booking is extremely recent Intake and database processing may still be underway even with the 15-minute automated update cycle.
Name format is different Try shortened spelling, maiden name, former name, hyphen variation or suffix.
Person was released Move from Current Inmates to the booking-date search and include previous inmates.
Wrong facility The person may have been arrested in Gordon County but transferred to another county, state or federal agency.
City case An arrest within Calhoun can involve Calhoun Police and Municipal Court even though the person was processed through the Gordon jail.
No Gordon jail booking A citation, summons or another custodial arrangement can produce a court matter without a matching current Gordon inmate record.
Search is too old Use previous-inmate search, court records and Sheriff report requests.
Record is restricted Georgia record-restriction rules can affect non-criminal-justice access to qualifying arrest information.
Identity is uncertain Call Jail Operations rather than guessing from a same-name result.
“I am trying to verify the custody or booking status of [full legal name], who may have been arrested around [date]. I searched the online inmate information but could not confirm the record. Can you tell me whether the person is currently booked, previously released, transferred, or listed under another identifying format?”
Magistrate Court + Jail courtroom

Gordon County First Appearance Hearings and Bond Setting

The Sheriff states that every person admitted to Gordon County Jail is brought before a judicial officer for a first appearance in accordance with applicable law.

Weekday schedule First appearances are normally held Monday through Friday at approximately 2:00 p.m.
Weekend / other times Weekend hearings and additional times are designated by the Magistrate Judge.
Video hearing First appearance is conducted by video from the Jail Courtroom and is viewable from the jail lobby at the scheduled time.
Arrest Law enforcement takes the person into custody.
Booking Jail records identity, charge and custody information.
First appearance Judicial officer addresses the early case stage and bond.
Probable cause / charging Case progresses according to offense and court jurisdiction.
Superior or lower court Case moves through the court that has jurisdiction.
Disposition Verify dismissal, plea, verdict, sentence or another outcome.
Do not assume 2:00 p.m. is guaranteed for a particular person. Court timing, intake status and judicial scheduling can change. Call the jail when a specific first appearance matters.
Gordon County does not route every arrest to the same court

Magistrate, Superior, Probate and Calhoun Municipal Court Roles

Court Main criminal role Contact Best use
Magistrate Court Arrest/search warrants, first appearances, bail, extradition, committal and certain limited criminal matters. 706-629-6818
100 S. Wall Street, 2nd Floor		 Early arrest process and warrant/bond questions.
Superior Court Felony criminal cases, indictments, trials and probation revocation proceedings. Clerk: 706-629-9533
Court: 706-629-7763		 Felony docket and final case records.
Probate Court Misdemeanor traffic and game/fish matters within its jurisdiction. 706-629-7314
100 S. Wall Street, 3rd Floor		 Certain county traffic and lower-level cases.
Calhoun Municipal Court City traffic, ordinance and parking matters. 706-602-5790 Calhoun city cases, including cash-bond routing when the Sheriff identifies the charge as a Calhoun City matter.
Important bond exception: Gordon County Jail states that it does not accept cash bonds for Calhoun City cases. Those cash bonds must be paid through Calhoun Municipal Court.
Official Clerk records and certification

Gordon County Superior Court Copy Fees

Record service Published fee When to use it
Unassisted copy $0.50 per page When you locate and reproduce the public record without Clerk assistance.
Clerk-assisted copy $1 per page When staff must locate or assist with producing the document.
Certification stamp $2.50 When an employer, agency, lawyer or court requires certified proof.
Get the case number if possible. This reduces research time and same-name errors.
Identify the exact document. Ask for the indictment, disposition, plea, sentencing order or other specific record rather than “all court papers.”
State whether certification is needed. A plain copy and a certified court record serve different purposes.
Use mail, fax or the appropriate Clerk contact. Gordon County lists those methods for public record requests from the Clerk.
Verify the current fee before sending payment. Copy fees can change after publication.
Check Current Gordon Clerk Fees Reconfirm per-page and certification charges before ordering.
Sheriff incident / arrest records

How to Request a Gordon County Sheriff Arrest or Incident Report

The Gordon County Sheriff identifies Captain Chuck Kirby as the current Custodian of Records and directs public-record requests to the records custodian. The Sheriff site also provides a dedicated incident/accident report request route.

Identify the arresting agency first. A Gordon County jail booking can originate from the Sheriff, Calhoun Police, another municipal agency, Georgia State Patrol or another authority.
Request from the agency that created the report. Gordon County Sheriff cannot substitute for a Calhoun Police incident report.
Name the record precisely. Ask for the incident report, arrest report, booking record or other existing document.
Include useful identifiers. Give full legal name, date of incident, location, booking date and case/report number when known.
Prefer a written request for significant records. Georgia’s Attorney General explains that written requests provide a clearer record of scope and timing.
Request electronic delivery when practical. This can reduce unnecessary copying and mailing.
Ask for a cost estimate for a broad request. Search, retrieval and redaction time may be billable under Georgia law.
Use the court for disposition. A Sheriff report describes law-enforcement activity; it is not the final judgment.
Georgia Open Records timing: An agency generally must produce responsive records within three business days or provide a written response explaining when they will be available, anticipated cost and any statutory basis for withholding.
General Georgia fee framework: Search, retrieval and redaction can be charged at the rate of the lowest-paid qualified employee, but the first 15 minutes are not charged. General copying charges may be assessed as allowed by Georgia law unless another specific statutory fee applies.
“Under the Georgia Open Records Act, I request an electronic copy of the existing incident and arrest report associated with [full legal name], for an incident occurring on or about [date] at [location]. The related Gordon County booking date is approximately [date], and report/case number is [number if known]. Please advise me of any estimated cost before processing if significant search, retrieval or redaction time will be required.”
Open Gordon Sheriff Report Request Use the Sheriff’s current report-request instructions for Sheriff-created records.
Exact cash, property, transfer or professional bond

Gordon County Jail Bond Types and the $20 Bond Fee

Cash bond Anyone may post the full amount in U.S. currency. The amount must be exact because the jail cannot make change.
Property bond Qualifying Gordon County property can be used if assessed value meets or exceeds the bond and ownership/taxes satisfy the Sheriff’s requirements.
Transfer bond Georgia property located in another county can be used through the Sheriff’s Office where that property is located, then returned to Gordon County in a sealed Sheriff envelope.
Professional bond Only bonding companies approved by the Gordon County Sheriff may write bonds at the jail.

Cash bond rules

  • Full bond amount must be paid
  • U.S. currency only for jail cash bond
  • Exact amount required
  • Jail cannot make change
  • Additional $20 cash bond fee per person
  • Cash bond is forwarded to the appropriate court clerk
  • Bond principal return is handled by the appropriate court after the case
  • Calhoun City cash bonds are not accepted at Gordon County Jail

Property bond checklist

  • Property must be in Gordon County
  • Assessed value must meet or exceed bond
  • Property taxes must be current
  • All listed owners must be present and sign
  • Same property cannot secure multiple bonds simultaneously
  • Property owned or co-owned by the inmate cannot secure that inmate’s bond
Bond scam warning: Gordon County Sheriff specifically warns that it will not telephone you and demand electronic or digital bond payment through Apple Pay, Venmo, Cash App, Zelle or similar services. The Sheriff states that bonds are processed in person at Gordon County Jail.
Professional bonding company fees: The Sheriff does not publish or recommend a company’s private fee. A list of approved companies is displayed in the jail lobby.
All visits are by video monitor

Gordon County Jail Visitation Hours

Gordon County Jail currently uses JailATM for remote visitation. Each inmate may have up to four remote visitation sessions daily. On-site video visitation is limited to one visit per week. The jail does not offer ordinary contact visitation.

Saturday 9:00–3:30
6:00–8:30
Sunday 9:00–3:30
6:00–8:30
Monday 9:00–3:30
6:00–8:30
Tuesday 9:00–3:30
6:00–6:30
Wednesday 9:00–3:30
6:00–8:30
Thursday No visits
Friday 9:00–3:30
6:00–8:30

Visitor rules

  • Visitors 18+ must show photo identification
  • Visitors under 18 need an adult parent or guardian
  • Maximum of three people visiting an inmate at one time
  • Appropriate dress is required
  • No food or drinks in visitation room
  • Disruptive or profane behavior is prohibited
Visits can be canceled. The Sheriff states that visitation is subject to cancellation at any time. Confirm custody and availability before traveling.
Remote visit pricing: Gordon County directs visitors to JailATM for current remote-visitation rates rather than publishing a fixed rate on the Sheriff page.
Calls, messaging, commissary and funds

How to Call, Message or Send Money to a Gordon County Inmate

Messaging Gordon County Jail uses JailATM for inmate messaging.
Commissary Legacy Commissary Services provides the jail commissary. Friends and family can place qualifying orders through JailATM.
Telephone Pay Tel Communications provides telephone service. Pay Tel customer service: 1-800-729-8355.
Inmate funds Add funds through JailATM online or the self-service kiosk in the jail lobby.
Money carried at booking: Currency taken from the inmate during admission is deposited into the Gordon County Inmate Commissary account and credited to that inmate.

Property release

A current inmate’s property ordinarily will not be released after it has been inventoried and sealed. A supervisor may make an exception when necessary.
An inmate transferred to Georgia Department of Corrections can leave property for a designated person. Gordon County states that transferred-inmate property is disposed of after 30 days if it is not picked up.
Check Current Gordon Jail Services Reconfirm vendor links, visitation, mail, commissary, funds and telephone information.
Georgia criminal history is broader than one Gordon booking

Gordon County Arrest Search vs Georgia Criminal-History Record

Gordon jail record Shows Gordon County booking/custody information maintained through the Sheriff’s jail system.
Georgia criminal-history record GBI states that Georgia history can include identity information, arrest data, charges, submitted court dispositions and custodial information.
Georgia felony conviction search Public felony conviction records can be searched through Georgia’s public Felon Search service, subject to its current transaction fee.
Name-based Georgia history: GCIC does not itself conduct ordinary public name-based criminal-history checks. GBI directs users to local Sheriff or Police Departments for local name-based Georgia checks.
Fingerprint-based checks: Employment, licensing and other authorized fingerprint-based Georgia checks generally use the Georgia Applicant Processing Service (GAPS). GBI states that results are generally available to the authorized requesting agency within 24–48 hours after fingerprint submission.
Open Georgia Bureau of Investigation Criminal History Choose the correct local, GAPS, personal or public-felony record route.
Important Gordon County eligibility limitation

Cherokee Judicial Circuit Public Defender for Gordon County Felony Cases

The Cherokee Judicial Circuit Public Defender serves Bartow and Gordon counties for qualifying Superior Court criminal cases. Gordon County’s office explicitly states that it does not represent people in Magistrate, Probate, municipal or civil matters.

Superior Court criminal cases The office can represent qualifying indigent defendants accused of crimes or facing probation-revocation proceedings in Gordon Superior Court.
Application required Complete an application and provide required financial documents before an attorney can be assigned.
Lower-court limitation The circuit office states that it does not handle Magistrate, Probate or Municipal Court cases.
Gordon Public Defender:
101 Boston Road
Calhoun, GA 30701
Phone: 706-879-2160
Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Applications accepted Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Do not wait until the last minute. Attorney assignments are not made until the application process and financial qualification are completed.
Victim-Witness Assistance Program

Gordon County Crime Victim and Court-Process Help

The District Attorney’s Victim-Witness Assistance Program helps crime victims and families understand the court process, seek restitution, access crisis intervention and connect with counseling or other community resources.

Gordon County Victim-Witness Office Gordon County Judicial Building, 3rd Floor
101 South Piedmont Street
Calhoun, GA 30701
706-879-2246
Published hours Monday–Friday
8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Additional listed number: 706-879-2245
A victim who needs custody or release information should keep the inmate and court identifiers separate from the victim-services case information and confirm urgent changes directly with the responsible agency.
Georgia calls the process record restriction

How Gordon County Arrest Record Restriction Works

Georgia uses “record restriction” for the process that limits access to qualifying criminal-history information for non-criminal-justice purposes. Restriction does not necessarily destroy every court, law-enforcement, news or private record.

Arrests after July 1, 2013 GBI states that there is no arresting-agency application process for these arrests. Contact the appropriate prosecutor about restriction eligibility and disposition reporting.
Arrests before July 1, 2013 GBI states that the older process begins with a Request to Restrict Arrest Record application through the arresting agency.

Practical Gordon County restriction workflow

Get your Georgia criminal history. Review exactly what GCIC currently shows for the arrest.
Locate the final Gordon County court disposition. A missing or incorrect disposition should be corrected by the responsible criminal-justice agency before restriction is expected to work properly.
Identify the arrest date. The July 1, 2013 dividing line affects which process applies.
Identify the arresting agency. For an older arrest, the restriction application begins there.
Identify the proper prosecutor. The prosecutor must approve or process qualifying restrictions under Georgia law.
Do not assume a dismissal automatically fixes every database. Confirm that the correct final disposition reached GCIC and other relevant records.
Verify after processing. Recheck the Georgia criminal-history record once the restriction has been completed.
GBI’s restriction guidance lists examples such as dismissed, not presented to the grand jury, no further action anticipated, nolle prossed/prosequi, dead docket or no record on file as dispositions that may be relevant to restriction. Eligibility is case-specific and Georgia law contains additional rules and exceptions.
Gordon County District Attorney:
Gordon County Judicial Building, 3rd Floor
101 South Piedmont Street
Calhoun, GA 30701
Phone: 706-629-5651
Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Review Current Georgia Record Restriction Rules Check the current form, arrest-date instructions and eligibility information before filing.
Common Gordon County record mismatches

Arrest Search and Court Record Troubleshooting

Problem Likely explanation Best fix
Recent arrest not listed Booking may still be processing. Recheck after the next database update or call 706-629-1246.
Current inmate disappeared Release or transfer may have occurred. Search previous inmates and verify the court case.
Name search fails Name format or spelling differs. Try shorter first/last-name variants.
Need booking from an older date Current inmate view only answers present custody. Use booking-date search and include previous inmates.
Need arrest narrative Jail database is not the incident report. Request the report from the arresting agency.
Felony result not obvious Jail charge does not show the full Superior Court history. Search Gordon Superior and contact Clerk.
Cash bond rejected at jail The charge may be a Calhoun City case. Confirm payment through Calhoun Municipal Court.
Property bond cannot be completed Ownership, value, unpaid taxes or co-owner attendance may not meet requirements. Verify Gordon Tax Office records and all owners before returning.
Online court calendar conflicts with other information County calendar page is preliminary. Verify directly against the Clerk’s official record.
Georgia criminal history lacks disposition Court/prosecutor disposition may not have been transmitted correctly. Obtain certified disposition and contact the responsible court/agency.
Old arrest still appears Dismissal alone does not necessarily mean every record was restricted. Review Georgia restriction procedure.
Need official proof A screenshot is not a certified record. Request a certified court document from the Clerk.
Calhoun jail and criminal-court locations

Gordon County Jail, Courts and Criminal-Justice Contacts

Gordon County Jail 2700 U.S. 41 North
Calhoun, GA 30701
706-629-1246
Clerk of Superior Court 101 S. Piedmont Street
Calhoun, GA 30701
706-629-9533
Magistrate Court 100 S. Wall Street, 2nd Floor
Calhoun, GA 30701
706-629-6818
District Attorney 101 S. Piedmont Street, 3rd Floor
Calhoun, GA 30701
706-629-5651
Do not confuse the buildings. Gordon County Jail is on U.S. 41 North, while Superior Court, the Clerk, District Attorney and Victim-Witness office are at the Judicial Building on South Piedmont Street. Magistrate and Probate Court are at the courthouse on South Wall Street.
Official final actions

Gordon County Arrest Records Action Center

Search Jail Information Start at the Sheriff page and continue to the current inmate database. Search Gordon Superior Find Gordon Superior in Georgia Courts’ current e-access directory. Request Sheriff Report Prepare the date, person, location and case/report number. Check Georgia History Choose the correct local, GAPS, felony-search or personal-history route.
Gordon County-specific questions

Gordon County GA Arrest Records Search FAQs

1. How do I search Gordon County arrest records online?

Start with Gordon County Sheriff’s Inmate Information page. The Sheriff links to an inmate database that offers Current Inmates, Bookings Over Last 24 Hours and Inmates by Booking Date. Use the jail result to identify the booking, then search the appropriate Gordon County court for the final criminal case outcome.

2. How often is Gordon County Jail inmate information updated?

The Gordon County Sheriff states that the inmate-information report is automatically generated from its in-house database and updated every 15 minutes. A very recent intake, bond, release or transfer can still require a later recheck or confirmation with Jail Operations.

3. Can I search previous Gordon County Jail inmates?

Yes. The Sheriff-linked inmate database includes an Inmates by Booking Date search and an option to include previous inmates. Leave the date fields blank only when the search instructions permit it, or enter a known date range to narrow an older booking.

4. Which court handles a Gordon County felony arrest?

Gordon County Superior Court has exclusive jurisdiction over felony criminal cases. Gordon County is part of the Cherokee Judicial Circuit. The Clerk of Superior Court maintains criminal cases and can be reached at 706-629-9533.

5. What time is first appearance at Gordon County Jail?

The Sheriff currently states that first appearance hearings are held Monday through Friday at approximately 2:00 p.m., with weekend or other hearing times designated by the Magistrate Judge. Hearings are conducted by video from the Jail Courtroom and may be viewed in the jail lobby at the scheduled time.

6. How much is the Gordon County Jail cash-bond fee?

The jail currently requires an additional $20 cash bond fee for each person being bonded out. A cash bond itself must be paid in the full amount using exact U.S. currency because the jail cannot make change. The jail does not accept cash bonds for Calhoun City cases; those are directed to Calhoun Municipal Court.

7. Can I use property to bond someone out of Gordon County Jail?

Yes, when Sheriff requirements are satisfied. Property within Gordon County must have an assessed value equal to or greater than the bond, property taxes must be current and every listed owner must appear and sign. The inmate cannot use property that they own or co-own to secure their own bond.

8. What are Gordon County Jail visitation hours?

On-site video visitation is currently available Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.; Tuesday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.; and no visits are listed on Thursday. On-site visitation is limited to one per week, while the Sheriff allows up to four remote JailATM sessions daily.

9. How do I obtain a Gordon County arrest or incident report?

Identify the law-enforcement agency that created the report. For Gordon County Sheriff records, use the Sheriff’s incident/accident report request route or address an Open Records request to the Sheriff’s Custodian of Records. Include the full name, incident date, location and report or booking number when known.

10. Can a Gordon County arrest be restricted from a Georgia criminal-history record?

Some Georgia arrest records can qualify for record restriction. GBI states that arrests after July 1, 2013 generally do not use an arresting-agency application; the appropriate prosecutor should be contacted. For arrests before July 1, 2013, the older application process begins with the arresting agency. Eligibility depends on the disposition and other legal requirements.

Official Sources, Verification and Record-Use Notice

Gordon County Sheriff Jail Division Jail address, database refresh, bonds, first appearance, visitation, calls, funds, commissary and property rules. Gordon Sheriff Inmate Information Current inmate-search gateway and bond-scam warning. Clerk of Superior Court Criminal file responsibility, office location, phone and hours. Gordon Magistrate Court Warrants, first appearance, bail and criminal jurisdiction. Georgia Courts E-Access Official provider directory listing Gordon Superior Court. Georgia Bureau of Investigation Criminal-history and record-restriction procedures.
What was verified: inmate-search modes, 15-minute jail-data refresh, jail capacity and address, jail operations contacts, cash/property/transfer/professional bond rules, $20 bond fee, first-appearance schedule, visitation days, messaging/commissary/telephone vendors, inmate fund methods, property-release rule, Magistrate and Superior Court jurisdiction, Clerk copy fees, court-office hours, Georgia court e-access, Public Defender scope, Victim-Witness contacts, Georgia Open Records timing and Georgia criminal-history restriction procedures.

County-Arrest-Records.org is an independent informational guide. It is not affiliated with the Gordon County Sheriff’s Office, Gordon County Jail, Gordon County Magistrate Court, Gordon County Superior Court, Clerk of Superior Court, Cherokee Judicial Circuit, District Attorney, Public Defender, Georgia Bureau of Investigation, Georgia Courts, City of Calhoun, JailATM, Legacy Commissary Services or Pay Tel.

Jail custody, charges, bond amounts, court dates, warrant status, visitor schedules, vendors, fees and criminal-history access can change after publication. Recheck the responsible official source before paying money, traveling, appearing in court, requesting a record or relying on a criminal-history result.

Every arrested or charged person is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. A booking record, charge or arrest report should not be described as a conviction without confirming the final court disposition.

Official-source review completed: August 19, 2026.

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