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All cash bonds posted at the Gwinnett County Jail must be paid with the exact dollar amount; the Gwinnett County Jail will not provide change. Our personnel cannot recommend a particular bonding company. Bonds may be posted only after the booking and identification process is complete. Once completed, the detainees are placed in a holding area with access to collect calling phones to make arrangements for release on bond. Bonding Process All cash bonds posted at the Gwinnett County Jail must be paid with the exact dollar amount; the Gwinnett County Jail will not provide change. Our personnel cannot recommend a particular bonding company. Bonds may be posted only after the booking and identification process is complete. Once completed, the detainees are placed in a holding area with access to collect calling phones to make arrangements for release on bond. Bond amounts are determined by the judges or the court system, not by the Sheriff’s Office. Sheriff’s Office personnel cannot assist in lowering bond amounts or changing court ordered conditions of bond. The Gwinnett County Jail will accept the following: Cash - United States currency, money orders, traveler’s checks, or certified bank checks. Foreign currency and personal checks are not accepted. Online Cash Bond - Cash bonds may be posted at www.cashbondonline.com . A credit card may be used to post a cash bond on this website. This is not a bonding company, and fees are not governed by the Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office. Property - Real property only (titles for mobile homes and vehicles are not accepted). Property may be located anywhere in the state of Georgia. Ownership and equity amounts are verified prior to acceptance. A current tax notice and current mortgage statement for property being used as collateral must be presented at the time the bond is being obtained. If the property is not located in Gwinnett County, the owner must obtain an “Approved Bond” from the Sheriff in the county where the property is located. Land that is currently for sale will not be accepted. If the property is currently being used as surety on other bonds, the amount of equity must be enough to cover all bonds posted. Property that is being used as collateral for a bond may not be sold until the bond is removed or the charges adjudicated. The Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office does not accept property bonds from out-of-state, nor will we prepare a property bond for another state. Professional Bondsman - An approved professional bonding company may be used for posting a bond. Approved Bonding Companies: 1st Choice Bail Bonds A 2nd Chance Bonds Bond James Inc Bail Bonds First Call Bonding AA Professional Bail Bonds Contact Directory

The Georgia Criminal Alien Track and Report Act of 2024 aims to enhance cooperation between state and local law enforcement agencies and federal immigration authorities in order to identify and detain criminal illegal aliens. Georgia Criminal Alien Track and Report Act of 2024 The Georgia Criminal Alien Track and Report Act of 2024 aims to enhance cooperation between state and local law enforcement agencies and federal immigration authorities in order to identify and detain criminal illegal aliens. Key provisions include: Authorizing law enforcement officers to verify the immigration status of individuals accused of certain misdemeanor offenses prior to releasing them on citation; Requiring state and local agencies to enter into agreements with federal immigration authorities to assist with the enforcement of immigration laws; Mandating that custodial authorities honor immigration detainer notices and report information on foreign-born inmates; Imposing penalties on local governments that adopt "sanctuary" policies that restrict cooperation with federal immigration enforcement; Requiring the Department of Audits and Accounts to review and audit annual reports on agency compliance with immigration-related laws; Expanding the collection of DNA samples from certain convicted felons subject to immigration detainers. The bill aims to promote compliance with state laws related to deterring the presence of criminal illegal aliens in Georgia. Learn more Georgia HB1105 Quarterly Reports December 29, 2025 Click Here September 29, 2025 Click Here June 30, 2025 Click Here March 31, 2025 Click Here October 1, 2024 Click Here July 1, 2024 Click Here *Disclaimer: For optimal results, please open documents using the Google Chrome browser.