Henry County Jail, GA

Both video and on-site visits at Henry County Jail must be scheduled in advance through the ICSolutions/JailATM platform—you'll need to create an account using the facility link. Arrive at least 15 minutes early to check in at the Visitation Desk, and bring a valid passport or U.S./state-issued photo ID. Each visit lasts 30 minutes, and only one adult visitor is allowed per session. Leave your cell phone and other electronics in the car—they're not permitted in the visitation area. Juveniles must stay with a parent, guardian, or custodian at all times. If you're bringing authorized items for an inmate, turn them over to the Inmate Relations Officer before the visit starts. Need to deposit money? Use the lobby kiosk.

Phone service at Henry County Jail runs through ICSolutions. Each inmate receives a personal PIN at intake—they need to keep it secure, since the Sheriff's Office won't replace lost, stolen, or shared passcodes. To place a call, the inmate enters their PIN and the facility site ID. You can accept calls as Free, Debit (charged to the inmate's commissary), Prepaid Account, or Collect. All calls are recorded and monitored, and using the system means consenting to that. You can also exchange electronic messages through JailATM for $0.25 each—these are monitored and recorded too. If you plan to receive calls or use paid messaging, set up and fund your account with the vendor beforehand.

Personal mail to Henry County Jail must be sent as pre-stamped or metered postcards from the U.S. Post Office. Legal mail, money orders, and photographs are the only exceptions. Postcards need to be metered or pre-printed (no stamps), white, written in blue or black ink, and sized between 3.5" x 4.25" and 4.25" x 6". Staff inspect all incoming non-privileged mail and may read, censor, return, hold, or refer it to the District Attorney if it poses a safety risk or contains contraband—including lipstick. Privileged mail from attorneys, courts, and government agencies works differently: inmates seal it themselves, and staff open it only in the inmate's presence to check for contraband without reading the contents. Soft-covered books can be sent from approved sources and are inspected; limits apply. Periodicals require an inmate request and approval first.

Send funds to someone at Henry County Jail by mailing a money order—no cash—to Henry County Sheriff's Office Attn: Inmate Accounts, 120 Henry Parkway, McDonough, GA 30253. Don't put the inmate's name on the envelope. Make the money order payable to "The Henry County Sheriff's Office" and write the inmate's name and PIN on the memo line. Don't include any letters or notes with the payment. Inmates order commissary through kiosks in their housing areas. Those without disciplinary sanctions can order twice a week, with a $50 limit per store call and an 8:45 a.m. cut-off each Monday and Thursday. You may also be able to purchase online gift packs through Access Corrections.