Where to Send Mail and Money for Coweta County Jail Inmates: Postcards, Correspondence, and Money Orders

Send postcards and general correspondence to the JailATM processing center in Atlanta. Include the inmate's full name and inmate number so it reaches the right person. Address it exactly like this: JailATM.com - Coweta County Jail, Inmate's Full Name/Inmate Number, 925 B Peachtree St., NE, Box 2062, Atlanta, GA. One Coweta County Jail FAQ page lists the ZIP as 30303 for this address.

Money orders go to a different address than postcards. Mail them to 560 Greison Trail, Newnan, Georgia 30263. Once received, the funds are deposited into the inmate's commissary account.

• ✓ Make the money order payable to “Coweta County Detention Center.”
• ✓ Write the inmate’s full name and ID number on the memo line.
• ✓ Add your name and address, and sign the money order.

Coweta County Jail only accepts envelopes for legal mail and money orders. Regular personal mail sent in envelopes won't be accepted - use postcards instead.

Double-check your address format before mailing. Coweta County's materials list the JailATM Atlanta address for postcards and correspondence, though the ZIP code isn't always shown consistently - one FAQ excerpt lists 30303.

Practical Mailing Tips

• ✓ Include the inmate’s full name and inmate number on postcards/correspondence.
• ✓ For money orders, fill everything out completely: inmate name and ID on the memo line, plus your name/address and signature.

1. Don’t mail cash or other envelope items - envelopes are only accepted for legal mail and money orders.
2. Use an in-person deposit option - you can bring cash, credit, or debit to the Sheriff’s Office Bonding area, where an ATM is provided to deposit money on the inmate’s account.
3. Use the online option - you can also add funds through jailatm.com.