Gwinett County Sheriff, GA

Visiting at Gwinett County takes a little planning, but the process is straightforward once you know the steps. Visits must be scheduled in advance, and visitors typically need approval before requesting a session through the department's online system. The facility supports remote video visits using Securus Video Connect, allowing approved friends, family, and attorneys to schedule and join video sessions. You'll need a valid government-issued photo ID and must be on the inmate's approved visitor list. Book early since time slots fill up fast, and save your confirmation details. Follow the dress code and item rules exactly. Visits can be denied for prohibited clothing or intoxication.

Gwinett County relies on Securus Video Connect for remote video sessions. You'll schedule and join visits through the vendor's web platform. Securus advises against using Chrome or Microsoft Edge when joining scheduled Video Connect sessions, so plan to use another supported browser. To get started, create and verify your vendor account, add funds if required, then book your session through the portal. You can add money online with a debit or credit card through JailATM. Vendor fees apply, and current amounts are posted on kiosks or online. Keep in mind that calls and messages are commonly monitored, and some contacts may need approval before communication can happen.

Gwinnett County accepts online deposits to an inmate's account using debit or credit cards through www.jailATM.com. A service fee applies, and fee amounts are posted on the vendor site and on kiosks. If you prefer to send money by mail, the facility accepts only U.S. Postal Money Orders and Western Union Money Orders. To avoid delays, write the inmate's name and ID on the money order, address the envelope to the jail, and mark it "For Deposit Only." Money order processing uses a central mail processing system handled through JailATM.com. If you use a kiosk or vendor transfer option, have the inmate's state, facility, and ID ready. Deposits may be applied to outstanding inmate debts, and you may need to be on the inmate's approved sender list before sending money.