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Trying to decide between the free on-site video kiosk and paid web visits at Monroe County Jail? The main differences come down to where you visit from, when you can visit, and whether you'll need to pay.
Monroe County Jail replaced in-person visitation with video visits and messaging during COVID-19. If you want to see your loved one, you're choosing between two options: a free on-site kiosk visit at the jail or a paid remote visit through JailATM.
Begin on the Monroe County website’s “Jail Roster & Visitation” page to find the facility’s visitation links and any scheduling portal. Submit the visitation request form and wait for approval, then book a specific date and time through the online scheduling system.
You must be on the inmate’s approved visitor list before you can visit. Bring a valid, government-issued photo ID when you check in.
Visiting days can vary by facility and housing tier, and many Georgia facilities offer visits on weekends and state holidays. Check the Monroe County “Jail Roster & Visitation” page for the current schedule and any tier-specific limits.
Want to help someone at Monroe County Jail make phone calls or book a paid video visit? You'll need to pick the right deposit type first. Phone time and video visitation run through separate systems, but adding money is simple—you can do it in person at the lobby kiosk, online, or by phone.
Picking up someone's belongings after they leave Monroe County Jail comes down to three things: being the person they authorized, showing up during pickup hours, and bringing the right ID.
Need to reach a Monroe County Public Defender? The county publishes an external telephone and email directory with names, direct phone numbers, and email addresses.
