How to Look Up Someone's Bond Amount at Upson County Jail

This guide is based on Upson County’s public online inmate roster. That roster is where you’ll see each person’s booking details, including the field labeled “Total Bond,” which is the part you’ll use to check whether a bond amount is listed or whether it shows a different status.

Once you find the correct person on the roster, scan their entry for the label “Total Bond.” On Upson County’s roster, that field may show a dollar amount written as a number (often with two decimal places), or it may show the word “DENIED.” Either way, the roster is giving you the bond status exactly as it’s displayed for that booking.

• ✓ “Status” (for example, “Status: CURRENTLY BOOKED”)
• ✓ “Arrest Date” (listed with the booking information)
• ✓ “Days In Jail” (how many days they’ve been detained)
• ✓ Basic identifiers in the entry, like name, sex, height, weight, and address
• ✓ “Total Bond” (the bond field you’re trying to confirm)

If “Total Bond” shows a number, that’s the total bond amount shown on the roster. You’ll usually see it in a format like “7000.00” (or another amount with two decimal places). When you’re writing it down for later, copy it exactly as it appears so you don’t mix it up with other numbers in the entry.

Quick Checklist

• ✓ Match the person using the roster’s identifiers, then confirm the “Status” line (for example, “CURRENTLY BOOKED”)
• ✓ Write down the “Arrest Date” shown in the entry
• ✓ Record the “Days In Jail” number so you can reference the same booking later
• ✓ Copy the “Total Bond” field exactly as displayed (either a numeric amount or “DENIED”)

The roster is a helpful snapshot, but it won’t walk you through what happens next or why a particular bond status appears the way it does. If you need confirmation beyond what’s displayed in “Total Bond” (especially when it shows “DENIED”), your best next step is to verify the situation through official channels - typically the court handling the case or a defense attorney who can explain the current bond posture and next steps.