How to send messages, photos, and packages
Here's the key rule for staying in touch at Coweta County Jail: inmates can't receive incoming phone calls. Your loved one can place outbound calls daily between 8:00 am and 10:30 pm, depending on jail operations. Tablet and kiosk access follows a set schedule: 8:00 am–1:00 pm and 6:30 pm–11:00 pm. Got a billing problem or need to block unwanted calls? Contact Paytel at (800) 729-8355. You can also reach out to the jail directly to request a block. Phone and communication services run through third-party vendors, so make sure your account is set up and funded before you expect calls or video sessions.
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Coweta County Jail has strict mail rules: personal mail must be a postcard, and the jail won't accept packages or outside items. Follow the checklist below to make sure your mail actually gets delivered.
Trying to send books, magazines, or a care package to someone at Coweta County Jail? You'll need a different approach. The jail doesn't accept outside items or publications sent from the public—but there are a few approved ways to support your loved one.
Coweta County Jail has separate addresses for postcards and money orders. Send to the wrong one, and your mail comes back. Here's how to get it right the first time.
No. Coweta County Jail does not accept incoming telephone calls to inmates; inmates place outbound calls instead.
Inmates may place calls approximately daily from 8:00 am until 10:30 pm, subject to jail operations.
For billing disputes or to request a block on unwanted calls, contact Paytel at (800) 729-8355. You can also contact Coweta County Jail to request a block.
Tablet and kiosk access is available daily from 8:00 am–1:00 pm and again from 6:30 pm–11:00 pm.
Use the JailATM Atlanta address listed by the facility, and include the inmate’s full name and inmate number on every piece of correspondence.
No. Postcards sent to 560 Greison Trail are returned to sender effective 01/01/2021; use the JailATM Atlanta routing for personal mail.
Trying to bond someone out of Coweta County Jail? The biggest time-saver is knowing which bonding companies the jail accepts and what fees are legal. Here's how professional bonds work in Coweta County—and how to choose a bondsman without getting stuck or overcharged.
Getting money released from an inmate's account at Coweta County Jail is possible, but the inmate has to initiate it—and the pickup window is tight. Here's how it works so you don't miss your chance.
- Bring a MoneyGram money order if you can — it’s accepted for cash bonds, and it’s the only option the jail takes after normal business hours. - If you’re paying during normal business hours (Mon–Fri, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM), you can also use a cashier/bank check drawn on a local Coweta County bank. - If you plan to pay by credit or debit card, expect an extra fee equal to 8% of the total bond amount (including surcharges). - Plan for the required $20 non-refundable bond fee per bond instrument — it must be paid in cash with exact change.
