Madison County Jail, GA Inmate Search, Visitation Hours
- State
- Georgia
- City
- Danielsville
- Postal Code
- 30633
- County
- Madison County
- Phone Number
- 706-795-6211
- Type
- County Jail
- Location
- 1436 Hwy 98 West, Danielsville, GA, 30633
- Official Website
- http://www.madisoncountysheriffga.org/jail.html
About Madison County Jail
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The Madison County Jail is a medium-security facility in Danielsville, Georgia.
The Madison County Jail serves all of Madison County. Anyone that is arrested within Madison County will be brought to the Madison County Jail.
The Madison County Jail releases and receives inmates daily. Most inmates in the Madison County Jail will not be in the facility for the long-term. The Madison County Jail keeps a small percentage of these inmates. Typically, if an inmate has been sentenced to under 2 years, they will stay in the Madison County Jail.
Madison County Sheriff's Office
- Address
- 1436 Highway 98, Danielsville, Georgia, 30633
- Phone
- 706-795-6202
- Fax
- 706-795-2999
- Website
- website
Inmate Search
As of right now, the Madison County Jail has not made their inmate roster available to the general public.
As time goes on, they may decide to publicize their inmate roster. Until then, if you have questions or need information on an inmate, you will be required to contact the Madison County Jail with the inmate’s full name.
The Madison County Jail will be able to tell you what you need to know about the inmate from charges to when their next court date is.
Nationwide Inmate Records Online Check
Jail records, court & arrest records, mugshots and even judicial reports
Sending a Mail/Care Package
Inmates can receive written letters from you. Inmates love when they get a letter. Mail time is one of the few privileges they look forward to every day.
When sending a letter do not do the following:
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Use Crayons
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Use Colored Pencils/Pens
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Draw
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Lipstick Stains
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Cologne/Perfume Stains
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Add Extra Stamps, Envelopes, Writing Paper
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Use Staples
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Use Glitter
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Use Paper Clips
Sending Money
Is an inmate asking you to send money to them so they can purchase various items they need from the commissary?
Did you know the inmates are on their own when it comes to personal hygiene products and the like?
Yes, you read that right. Inmates in the Madison County Jail will need money to purchase various items from the commissary.
What you can do is come down to the Madison County Jail and send in a money order with the inmate’s name.
It will take around 3 business days or so before the money will be officially deposited into the inmates account. You will want to deposit money into the inmates account prior to them needing it.
Phone calls
If you would like to receive a call from an inmate in the Madison County Jail. You will need to have a landline phone. The Madison County Jail only permits inmates in their facility to make collect calls meaning you won’t be able to get them if you only have a cell phone.
All calls are limited to 15-minutes. You will not be permitted to use any call features your phone may have including call forwarding, call waiting, and three-way calling.
Visitation
Not being able to see your loved one when you want to be probably one of the hardest things you will have to do while they are in the Madison County Jail.
You should know that you will be permitted to visit an inmate during Monday through Friday between 9 am to 6 pm.
However, you should also know all visits in the Madison County Jail are non-contact.
What is a non-contact visit you may ask?
A non-contact visit will be where you sit on one side of a glass partition and the inmate sits on the other side. You will not get the chance to hug, kiss, or shake hands with the inmate.
Please note that just because the visitation hours are weekdays does not mean you will be permitted to visit if the inmate is currently in court or being transported to or from the Madison County Jail.
You should always bring your identification card with you when you are planning to visit. You will not be let into the facility without your identification card handy.
Also, keep all your belongings in your vehicle. You will not be permitted to bring anything in the Madison County Jail with you.
Visiting Hours
Monday — 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
Tuesday — 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
Wednesday — 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
Thursday — 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
Friday — 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
Saturday — 7:30 Am to 2:30 PM
Sunday — 7:30 Am to 2:30 PM
Directions
Refer the map below to find the driving directions.