How to Look Up Someone in the Upson County Jail (and Decode the Roster Fields)

Need to confirm whether someone is in Upson County Jail? The county's public online roster is your fastest option. It lists booking entries with key details - Arrest Date, arresting agency, Days In Jail, Total Bond, and Status - that help you understand what you're looking at.

Head to Upson County's public online jail roster. Each booking entry shows an Arrest Date with the arresting agency listed right next to it (formatted like "-- THOMASTON PD" after the date). You'll also see a Status field - look for "CURRENTLY BOOKED" to confirm someone is still in custody.

Search the roster by name. Seeing multiple similar names? Use the Arrest Date to narrow things down, especially if you have a rough idea of when the arrest happened.

Arrest Date appears on every Upson County roster entry. This is one of the quickest fields to verify - if you've heard details from family, an attorney, or a bondsman, the arrest date anchors the record to a specific event.

Arresting Agency appears alongside the Arrest Date, often formatted with dashes like "-- THOMASTON PD." Write this down. If you need to make follow-up calls later, knowing which agency made the arrest saves time and avoids confusion.

Days In Jail is a simple counter showing how long someone has been held. You might see something like "Days In Jail: 41." It's useful for tracking custody duration at a glance.

Total Bond has its own field on the Upson County roster. Sometimes it shows a numeric amount - for example, "Total Bond: 6000.00."

Other times, Total Bond isn't a number. Some entries display "DENIED" instead of a dollar amount - so don't be surprised if you see text there.

Each entry includes a Status field. "Status: CURRENTLY BOOKED" means the person is listed as currently held in the jail.

Next Steps

• ✓ Write down (or screenshot) the roster entry so you have the details in front of you later.
• ✓ Note the Arrest Date shown on the entry.
• ✓ Note the arresting agency listed next to the Arrest Date (for example, you may see “-- THOMASTON PD”).

When you start making calls or gathering paperwork, keep the roster details handy. Having the Arrest Date and arresting agency in front of you helps you ask clearer questions - especially if multiple people share similar names.

If the roster looks incomplete or doesn't match what you expected, check back later. Upson County's Resources page links to Jail Population (another roster resource) and the Sex Offender Registry - both useful for cross-checking information from official county sources.