Jones County Inmate Roster
The official Jones County Sheriff's Office web app uses OCV-backed jail content. Its manifest names the app as "Jones County Sheriff's Office" and lists inmate search, inmate FAQ, bonding process, commissary funds, inmate visitation, inmate communications, sex offenders, Crimestoppers, and wanted or missing tools. The app description says users can view inmates booked in the correctional facility, post bail, submit confidential crime tips, and receive alerts. It also warns that emergencies must be reported by calling 911.
The roster is a custody and booking source. It is not a full Superior Court docket, a statewide criminal-history report, a state prison database, or proof that a listed charge ended in conviction. The sheriff feed inspected in the research showed public inmate records with name, inmate ID, age, race, gender, booking date, total bond amount, and charge text. For filed case events, plea, sentence, or final disposition, use the court file.
The manifest did not produce a successful image for the sheriff inmate-search route, but the official app documents the same inmate-search module. The successful manifest image from the sheriff inmate visitation and communication page shows one of the jail modules connected to inmate records.
Communication and visitation tools are part of the same sheriff app ecosystem that supports jail and inmate information.
Use Jones County Inmate Search
Use the official sheriff feed first when the question is current custody or recent booking. Search and sort are enabled in the OCV app configuration, and the feed sorts by date in descending order. If a roster entry is missing, call the jail because the raw feed may not show release date, next court date, warrant number, arresting officer, cell or pod, medical information, attorney, or full docket history. The inmate FAQ says bonding and court-date information are located on the "Inmate Info" tab of the app, so the app interface may expose more detail than the raw feed sample.
- Open the Jones County Sheriff's Office app or web app inmate search route.
- Use the search field for the person's name, then sort by newest booking if needed.
- Read the profile fields as booking data, not final court findings.
- Call the jail for bond, court date, medication, release, or custody questions that the feed does not show.
- Check the court record if the booking charge has moved into Superior Court, Magistrate Court, Probate Court, or Municipal Court.
Jones County Jail Roster Fields
The research captured the actual inmate search database shape from the official sheriff and OCV feed. It is a simple public roster feed with search and sort controls, displayed title text, date objects, images arrays, and HTML content fields. The inspected entries had empty image arrays, so a missing mugshot in the raw feed should not be treated as an error or hidden record.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Options / Format Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Search | Text | Optional | OCV app config shows search enabled for the public inmate list. |
| Sort | Sort control | Optional | OCV app config shows sort enabled and set to date descending. |
| Result title | Displayed text | N/A | Inmate name in last, first, middle format. |
| Date | Displayed date object | N/A | Booking or feed date, newest first. |
| Images | Image array | N/A | Inspected entries had empty image arrays. |
| Content | HTML field block | N/A | Information and Charges sections. |
Jones County Inmate Profile Fields
The inspected sample record was for PAGE, RENEE MARIE, with inmate ID 65950, age 53, race W, gender Female, booking date 07/08/2026, total bond amount plus applicable state fees of $0, and charge text for simple battery family violence. Other observed entries included probation violation, parole violation, marijuana possession less than 1 oz., DUI less safe, DUI marijuana or controlled substance, possession of methamphetamine, battery on a law enforcement officer, felony obstruction, bench warrants, theft by taking, aggravated child molestation, aggravated assault, and firearm possession by a convicted felon or first offender.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Name/title | The inmate name shown as the feed entry title. |
| Inmate ID | The local jail or feed identifier tied to the person. |
| Age, race, gender | Basic profile details displayed in the public entry. |
| Booking date | The date the person was booked or entered in the feed. |
| Total bond amount | Bond amount plus applicable state fees when shown. |
| Charges | Booking charge text, which may differ from final filed charges. |
| Date object | Feed timestamp values used by the OCV system. |
| Status and internal IDs | OCV status, internal ID, and blogID values. |
For the charge-to-case path after booking, the Jones County arrest records and charges page explains how booking charges differ from filed court charges.
Jones County Jail Facility
Jones County has one jail facility identified in the research for this inmate page. The sheriff block lists the Sheriff's Office and Jones County Jail at 123 Holmes Hawkins Drive in Gray. The Georgia Department of Corrections location listing also identifies Jones County Jail as a county jail and lists a primary phone for the jail. Capacity was not located in the official research, so no capacity number is included.
Jones County Jail
123 Holmes Hawkins Drive
Gray, GA 31032
(478) 986-4992
County jail listing and custody questions
Jones County Sheriff's Office
123 Holmes Hawkins Drive
Gray, GA 31032
(478) 986-3489
8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. EST, Monday-Friday
The Georgia Department of Corrections Jones County Jail listing is a state-level location reference for the county jail.
Jones County Booking and Bond
Booking links an arrest to jail intake, roster entry, charge text, and bond data. A roster entry may show total bond amount, but the sheriff bonding page controls the practical release rules. Bond questions should be directed to Jones County Jail at (478) 986-3489. The research states that a $20.00 cash state bond fee is required for every bond. Property bonds under $10,000 require a current Ad Valorem tax form, state-issued ID, and every listed owner present to sign.
Transfer bonds are used when property is located in another county. In that case, the security takes the Ad Valorem form, $20.00 cash, and ID to the jail in the county where the property is located, and the other county coordinates with Jones County Jail. For property bonds of $10,000 or more, a bond lien may be required. The jail lists bondsmen Don Johnson at (478) 932-5350 and M.L. Harrington at (478) 960-0912, and the research says bondsmen typically charge 12 to 13 percent of the total bond amount.
Important: Bond information in a roster entry should be confirmed with the jail before money, property, or travel plans are arranged.
Jones County Inmate Visitation
Official sheriff sources say Jones County Jail inmates can communicate through emails, phone calls, and video visitations. All communications are scheduled through PayTel. The inmate FAQ adds that visitation and telephone calls are conducted through PayTel, money can be placed on an inmate account so the inmate may make telephone calls, and PayTel can be used to schedule video visits. No official weekday or hour grid was located in the research, so the schedule below uses only verified frequency limits.
| Service | Official Source Detail | Channel | Limits / Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Phone calls | Conducted through PayTel. | PayTel | Money can be placed on the inmate account for calls. |
| Video visitation | Scheduled through PayTel. | PayTel | Inmates are allowed 2 on-site visits and 5 remote visits each week. |
| Email or communication | Emails, phone calls, and video visitation are available. | PayTel | No pricing was located in official Jones County sources. |
| On-site visits | Frequency found, but no day or time grid found. | Jail / PayTel | 2 on-site visits per week. |
| Remote visits | Frequency found, but no day or time grid found. | PayTel | 5 remote visits per week. |
The manifest image from PayTel shows the provider used for Jones County inmate phone and video communication.
PayTel is the verified communication vendor, so visit scheduling and phone setup should be handled through that channel.
Contact Jones County Inmates
Phone calls, video visits, and email-style communication are routed through PayTel. The sheriff visitation source does not list a local day-by-day visit calendar, and no official Jones source in the research gave PayTel pricing. Families should use the PayTel channel for account setup and the jail for inmate eligibility, custody, or rule questions. If a person is being held because of a warrant, bond, or new charge, court date details may be available in the app's Inmate Info tab or by contacting the jail.
In-person item delivery is limited. The inmate FAQ says only approved medications are accepted in person, not scheduled narcotics, and approval must come from a jail supervisor or medical staff. Personal items such as t-shirts, socks, and underwear may be purchased through commissary instead of brought to the jail.
Jones County Inmate Commissary
Commissary and inmate funds use JailATM and the jail lobby kiosk. The research states that funds may be deposited by cash or debit kiosk in the lobby or online at JailATM. It also states that items may be purchased from commissary to be delivered to an inmate. This is separate from bond, which has its own cash fee, property-bond, transfer-bond, and bondsman rules.
The manifest image from the sheriff donate commissary funds page shows the official app content for inmate deposits.
The sheriff app points people to the verified commissary channel rather than asking the jail to accept most personal items.
The manifest includes both JailATM and the JailATM deposit portal as commissary or deposit routes.
JailATM is used for commissary purchases and related account services connected to the jail.
The separate deposit capture from JailATM deposits shows the payment route used for funds.
Use the deposit portal for funds, then confirm any delivery or eligibility issue through the jail or the official app instructions.
Jones County Inmate Record Limits
The sheriff feed is not a complete legal file. It did not show a full court docket, warrant number, arresting officer, cell or pod, mugshot for inspected entries, medical flags, attorney, release date, or next court date in the raw sample. It may also lag real custody changes. For statewide sentenced-prisoner records, the Georgia Department of Corrections offender query is a separate source. For sex-offender information, the sheriff app links to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation SORT public registry.
Public booking details also have legal limits. Juvenile matters, sealed files, protected victim or minor information, medical information, and personal identifiers may be restricted or redacted. If an inmate record shows a charge, use the court case and disposition to learn whether the charge was filed, amended, dismissed, or ended in conviction. The Jones County warrant search page is the better route when the custody issue started with a bench warrant, probation violation, or wanted entry.