Bibb County Main Jail

To send money or support an inmate at Bibb County Main Jail, use the JailPackStore portal where family and friends can create an account and place commissary orders. A word of caution: don't hit your browser's back button or close the window during checkout. Processing can take several minutes, and interrupting it may affect your transaction. Georgia facilities typically offer a mix of deposit options—online transfers through vendors, lobby kiosks, mailed money orders with printable vouchers, or commissary gift-pack services. The exact choices vary by facility. For online or phone deposits, have the inmate's full name or ID ready, along with the state and facility name. This ensures funds post correctly and helps you avoid delays.

The Bibb County LEC inmate lookup may show people awaiting trial—a listing doesn't mean someone has been convicted. The roster updates every half hour, but details can change quickly. If you're not seeing what you expect, check again. Before searching, gather what you can: full or partial legal name, any known aliases, date of birth, and booking or case numbers to narrow results. The facility page also links to other resources—the GBI Sex Offender Registry, State Pardons & Paroles, and the BSO Sex Offenders Register—if you need to expand your search. Can't find someone on the local roster? Try statewide tools like the Georgia Department of Corrections

Bibb County operates two nearby facilities, so using the right address and phone number matters. The Corrections Center is at 668 Oglethorpe Street, while the Detention Center is at 645 Hazel Street—each listed separately on official records. For general questions and jail booking, call 478-746-9441. Need the Detention Center directly? Use (478) 621-5666. Before relying on third-party directories, double-check both addresses and phone numbers on the county or facility website. Listings can get outdated, so verify on the Contact or Locations page.

The Bibb County Corrections Unit houses over 900 inmates after a 2007 expansion from its original 585 capacity. The facility focuses on safety and basic inmate needs, including medical and mental health care. Inmates complete supervised in-house work: food preparation in a fully equipped kitchen, building maintenance, laundry, and cleaning. The Bibb County Detention Center operates separately as a Work Release and Community Service Center with about 192 beds. Work release allows detainees to keep private-sector jobs so they can pay fines or restitution and support their families. Community service labor has saved Macon and Bibb County more than $500,000 each year.