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This image shows two sheriff’s deputies standing indoors near a large window, engaged in conversation as part of their duties. Both deputies are wearing black uniforms with sheriff’s office shoulder patches and tactical vests. One deputy holds a clipboard and appears to be giving instructions or discussing information, while the other listens attentively with her hands resting on her equipment.

Behind the glass window, a blurred figure dressed in an orange jumpsuit—likely an inmate—is visible in the background, indicating that the setting is inside a correctional facility. The bright natural light streaming through the windows contrasts with the secure, structured environment, emphasizing the deputies’ roles in supervision, communication, and daily operations within the facility.

Jail ATM & Inmate Accounts

All money in the possession of an inmate will be collected and deposited into an account credited to the inmate. Inmates are not allowed to have money in their possession while incarcerated. Anyone wishing to place money on an inmate’s account may do so through one of the available options below:

  • Online – Debit and credit cards may be used online at www.jailATM.com. Note: There is a fee associated with using this service. Because the fee amounts vary, we will not give out fee information over the phone. The fee amounts are located on the Smart Kiosk and online.

  • Money Orders – Money Orders may be mailed via the U.S. Postal Service to the inmate at the jail. Only U.S. Postal Money Orders and Western Union Money Orders will be accepted. If letters or photographs are contained in the envelope, all contents will be returned to the sender. Money Orders will be accepted through the mail. Write the inmate’s name and ID number on the money order, address the envelope to the jail, and write “For Deposit Only” on the envelope.

  • Cash, Debit, or Credit Cards may be used with the Smart Deposit Kiosk in the jail lobby. Note: There is a fee associated with using the service.

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Disclaimer: The Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office (“Office”) represents that it takes reasonable efforts so that no viruses, trojan horses, worms, spyware, back doors, email bombs, malicious code, or similar items (“malware”) are electronically transmitted through its publicly assessable electronic systems. Those accessing the Office electronic systems, warrant that they have taken reasonable efforts to prevent infiltration of any malware. They also agree to hold the Gwinnett Sheriff’s Office harmless from the transmission of malware, and that the Office is not liable for any malware caused actual or collateral damage.

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