How to Contact an Inmate at Barrow County Jail, GA (GA)

To reach someone held at Barrow County Detention Center, start with the jail directly. The facility is located at 652 Barrow Park Drive, Winder, GA 30680, and the main phone number is (770) 307-3080. A quick call is the fastest way to find out what you'll need to communicate with an inmate (typically their full name, date of birth, or booking number) and to confirm any current communication rules.

If your priority is helping someone get released, Barrow County Detention Center says cash bonds can be posted online by credit card through CashBondOnline or by phone at 1 (888) 726-6301. Posting bond isn't the same as contacting an inmate, but the two often go hand in hand during an urgent situation. Once bond is handled, ask the jail about next steps, including release timing and where your person will be processed.

Steps to Follow

• ✓ Get the inmate’s identifying details (full legal name and, if possible, booking number).
• ✓ Call Barrow County Detention Center at (770) 307-3080 and ask what communication options are available right now and what information they require to look someone up.
• ✓ If you are trying to secure release, post a cash bond through CashBondOnline or by phone at 1 (888) 726-6301.
• ✓ Confirm the payment processed successfully and ask the jail what happens next (release timing and where the inmate will be housed or released from).

Bond tools and payment rules can change, so double-check the details before you submit anything. Ask whether CashBondOnline is still the correct option for posting a cash bond by credit card, whether there are transaction fees, and which card types are accepted. If you get a receipt or confirmation number after payment, hang on to it in case the jail needs to track the transaction.

Call the jail's main line to make sure you have the right contact details and to get the latest rules for communicating with inmates. The address is 652 Barrow Park Drive, Winder, GA 30680, and the phone number is (770) 307-3080. When you call, ask what communication methods are currently available (mail, phone calls, visitation, video, etc.) and what inmate identifiers they need from you before they can help.