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Haralson Jail and Records

The Haralson County Sheriff's Office is the first official contact for a local jail booking, current custody question, physical release event, bond procedure, transfer, or sheriff record. Reception is identified by the Detention Division as the main point of contact for warrants, bonding, and inmate release.

For an open-records request, include the person's name, dates, times, locations, and case number when known. Describe the precise record or fields needed. Fees may apply, and the sheriff states that the requester will be contacted before processing when charges are due. The reviewed sheriff source did not publish general office hours, so call before visiting.

Choose the Right Office

The correct contact depends on whether the person was in county jail, state custody, court proceedings, or post-release supervision.

• For a released inmate or release record, start with the full search and request process on the home page.
• For felony parole or probation, use Parole & Probation and the Cedartown DCS office.
• For recent jail activity, use the 24-Hour Release List, noting that Haralson's named feed reports bookings.
• For timing or notification, compare Projected Release Date with the VINELink Check.
• For a sentenced state prisoner, use the Georgia Department of Corrections offender query and records contact.
• For a federal sentence or immigration detention, use the BOP or ICE locator rather than a county source.

Georgia Corrections Contact

GDC is the official route after a Haralson County defendant enters state custody. Its public query should be checked in active, inactive, or all scope as appropriate. GDC advises written verification before factual assumptions are made from a public search result.

Supervision Contacts

The Cedartown field office serves Haralson County for DCS-managed felony probation and parole supervision. It does not confirm the jail's physical release event. Haralson County Probation handles misdemeanor probation and says private probationer information cannot be released, though public sentence information may be available through the clerk.

Haralson Court Records

The Clerk of Superior Court is the long-term source for felony and many misdemeanor dispositions, sentences, probation orders, bond disposition, and sentencing packages for state transfer. Court records may explain the legal authority for release, but the sheriff remains the source for the jail's physical release timestamp.