How to send messages, photos, and packages
As of February 10, 2025, Rockdale County Jail no longer accepts personal mail at the facility. Send personal correspondence to the JailATM scanning address listed in the facility notice. Legal mail is the exception—it's accepted only from an attorney of record and must be clearly marked
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Mailing letters to someone at Rockdale County Jail? The process changes on February 10, 2025. After that date, personal mail sent directly to the jail won't be accepted. You'll need to use the JailATM scanning address instead, or your letter will be rejected.
After Feb. 10, 2025, the jail won't accept personal mail at the facility. Send it to the JailATM scanning address specified by the vendor. Include the inmate's full name and inmate/GDC identifier on every item. Personal letters may be scanned and delivered electronically rather than as original paper.
Legal mail is accepted only if it’s sent by an attorney of record. It must be clearly marked “Private Legal Mail” and include the inmate’s name and cell location. Don’t include personal correspondence with legal or privileged mail.
Yes. Rockdale County Jail continues to accept money orders. Write the inmate’s name and the words “Money Order” on the front before sending.
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