Glascock County Jail
Georgia
Glascock County Sheriff's Office
The Glascock County Sheriff's Office in Gibson handles arrests and custody, and some inmates may be housed in other counties' jails under agreements.
- Address
- 62 E Main Street, Gibson, GA 30810
How to find an inmate
To find out whether someone is in custody in Glascock County, contact the Glascock County Sheriff's Office in Gibson and give the person's full name and date of birth. The office can tell you whether the person is held locally or at another county's facility. For people sentenced to state prison, use the Georgia Department of Corrections offender search at gdc.georgia.gov.
Visitation
Visitation rules depend on where the person is actually housed, which may be outside Glascock County. Ask the Glascock County Sheriff's Office where the inmate is held. Then confirm visiting rules and ID requirements with that facility.
Bail and bond
Bond in Glascock County is set by the court or by a bond schedule. It is generally posted in cash or through a licensed bail bonding company. Contact the Glascock County Sheriff's Office to confirm the bond amount, where to pay, and accepted payment methods.
Mail and money
Mail and money must go to the facility where the inmate is actually housed. Confirm the correct address with the Glascock County Sheriff's Office before sending anything. Ask that facility about its deposit options and mail rules.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find out if someone is in jail in Glascock County?
Call the Glascock County Sheriff's Office in Gibson with the person's full name and date of birth.
Where is the Glascock County Sheriff's Office?
The office is in Gibson, Georgia, at the county seat (listed as 62 E Main Street, Gibson, GA 30810).
How do I post bail in Glascock County?
Bond is set by the court and can generally be paid in cash or through a licensed bonding company. Confirm details with the sheriff's office.
Can I send money to an inmate from Glascock County?
Yes, but you must use the deposit methods of the facility where the inmate is housed. Ask the sheriff's office which facility that is.