Henry County Arrest Records Search | Jail & Court

ByArrest Guider
Henry County, Georgia · Inmate search, Sheriff records, bonds, warrants and criminal court cases

Follow a Henry County Arrest From Jail Booking to the Final Court Result

Start with the Sheriff’s live inmate database to confirm custody, charges and bond. Then identify the arresting agency and verify the prosecution through Henry State or Superior Court.

This guide also covers arrest reports, bond options, visitation, mail, commissary, calls, inmate property, medical information, public defenders, victim services, Georgia criminal history and record restriction.

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Arrest is not conviction. Henry County’s inmate database can show custody, charges and bond information, but those are not the same as a final prosecution result. Read the court case before describing someone as convicted.
Live custody

Official HCSO inmate database.

Inmate info

770-288-7038.

Bond desk

770-288-7120.

Sheriff records

770-288-7043.

Background check

$20 through HCSO.

Choose the correct source

Which Henry County record answers your question?

HCSO INMATE SEARCH Is the person in custody?

Search current inmates, criminal charges and bond information.

Best first step after a recent arrest.
OPEN RECORDS What did the Sheriff document?

Request incident, arrest and other releasable HCSO records.

Use only when the Sheriff maintains the record.
STATE COURT Misdemeanor or traffic?

Georgia State Courts handle misdemeanor criminal matters and traffic violations.

Use Henry State Court when that is the filing court.
SUPERIOR COURT Felony case?

Henry Superior Court handles felony criminal cases prosecuted by the District Attorney.

Use the formal case to find disposition and sentence.
GBI / GCIC Need Georgia history?

Georgia history can include arrests, dispositions and correctional data submitted statewide.

Different from a current Henry County jail search.

Go directly to the Henry County task

Result decoder

What a Henry County inmate result means

Jail data should be treated as the beginning of the search, not the final answer
Field What it tells you What it does not prove Next action
Inmate identity The person entered in HCSO custody records. That a same-name person elsewhere is identical. Confirm another identifier.
Custody status Current public jail status when displayed. The status will remain unchanged. Recheck before traveling or paying.
Charge An allegation associated with custody. What the prosecutor later files. Read the court case.
Bond Release-security information associated with a charge. That another hold does not exist. Call Bonding Services.
Booking photo A custody photograph when available. Guilt or conviction. Verify identity and court outcome.
Case information A link between custody and the criminal process. Every docket event or final disposition. Search Henry court records.
Identity safeguards

Verify the correct person before using the arrest record

Full legal name matches
Middle name or suffix is consistent
Date of birth or age is consistent
Arrest date matches the known incident
Arresting agency matches the location
Inmate identifier matches
Court case follows the same arrest
Charge and disposition timeline makes sense
Name plus mugshot is not enough. Confirm at least two independent identifiers before sending money, publishing allegations or treating the record as belonging to a specific person.
Troubleshooting

No Henry County inmate record found?

The booking is still underway Identification, medical screening and intake can delay public appearance.
The person was already released A current inmate database may not function as a complete historical arrest archive.
The arrest did not require jail detention A citation, summons or other release procedure may create a court case without prolonged jail custody.
The arrest occurred in another county Search the actual booking jurisdiction.
The name was recorded differently Try a maiden name, alias, suffix or alternate spelling.
The person was transferred Check another county, Georgia DOC or another agency when appropriate.
The court case is newer than the public index Allow time for filing and docket entry.
The record has been restricted Legally restricted history may not appear for ordinary public purposes.
Missing-inmate call script
I am trying to confirm the current custody status of [full legal name], date of birth [date if known]. The arrest may have occurred on [date] through [agency]. Can you confirm whether the person is still processing, currently held, released or transferred?
Arrest-to-court timeline

What happens after a Henry County arrest?

Law-enforcement incident The arresting department creates the original incident and enforcement records.
Jail intake HCSO records identity, custody, charges, property and release information.
Initial judicial review A judicial officer addresses the charges and release issues when required.
Prosecutor review The Solicitor General or District Attorney determines which charges proceed.
State or Superior Court Misdemeanors generally proceed in State Court; felony trials are heard in Superior Court.
Case litigation Proceedings may include warrants, motions, arraignment, pleas, hearings and trial.
Disposition A charge can end through dismissal, nolle prosequi, acquittal, plea, conviction or another order.
Sentence or release Final orders can include jail, prison, probation, fines or other conditions.
Correction or restriction Inaccurate records can be challenged and qualifying Georgia arrest cycles can be restricted.
Sheriff Open Records

Request a Henry County Sheriff’s arrest or incident record

Henry County Sheriff’s Office – Open Records
120 Henry Parkway
McDonough, GA 30253
Phone: 770-288-7043
Email: HCSOOpenRecordsRequest@co.henry.ga.us
Fax: 770-288-7116
Submission hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m., excluding holidays
Confirm HCSO maintains the record If another police department wrote the report, request it from that agency.
Open the Sheriff’s Open Records page The county provides a digital request form. Open HCSO Open Records
Provide the person’s full name and date of birth Add inmate status when relevant.
Add case number and incident date These identifiers help staff locate the correct report.
Name the exact records Request the incident report, arrest report or specifically identified documents instead of asking for “everything.”
Choose email delivery when appropriate The digital form allows postal mail, email or pickup preferences.
Set a cost limit Ask HCSO to contact you before work exceeds an amount you approve.
Save the request confirmation HCSO must respond within three business days regarding custody and disclosure status, even when final production takes longer.

Open Records costs already published by HCSO

Henry County Sheriff Open Records fee rules
Cost rule Published requirement
Letter/legal copies No more than $0.10 per page.
Other-size copies Actual copying cost.
First 15 minutes of labor No charge.
Additional search/redaction labor Hourly rate of the lowest-paid qualified employee.
Estimated cost over $25 Sheriff must provide an estimate before continuing without requester approval.
Estimated cost over $500 HCSO may require payment of estimated costs before beginning retrieval.
Copy-ready Open Records request
Under the Georgia Open Records Act, I request an electronic copy of the releasable incident report, arrest report and specifically identified supporting records concerning [full legal name] for the event on [date] at [location]. Known identifiers include case/report number [number], inmate number [number] and court case number [number]. Please notify me before processing if the estimated cost exceeds $[amount].
Henry State & Superior Court

Find the formal criminal charge and final disposition

Henry State Court

  • Misdemeanor criminal cases.
  • Traffic violations.
  • Limited county jurisdiction.
  • May issue warrants and conduct preliminary criminal proceedings.

Henry Superior Court

  • All felony criminal trials.
  • General trial-court jurisdiction.
  • Felony prosecutions handled by the Henry County District Attorney.
  • Criminal division includes record-restriction matters.
Open Georgia Courts E-Access Both Henry State Court and Henry Superior Court are listed. Open Georgia E-Access
Select Henry State or Henry Superior Use the court associated with the case.
Follow the court-record provider link Georgia Courts notes that the provider may require an account.
Search by case number whenever possible A case number is safer than relying on a common name.
Match the arrest and filing dates Court filing can occur after the jail booking.
Find the formal accusation or indictment Compare the filed offense with the initial booking charge.
Read the docket chronologically Check warrants, hearings, amendments, pleas and motions in date order.
Find the disposition for every count One count may be dismissed while another results in conviction.
Find the sentence or final order This is stronger proof than an arrest page.
Henry County Superior Court
1 Courthouse Square
McDonough, GA 30253
Superior Court information: 770-288-8022
Henry State Court
Court information: 770-288-7800
Warrant verification

Check a possible Henry County warrant safely

HCSO’s Warrant Unit serves warrants issued by Henry County Municipal, Magistrate, State and Superior Courts and also serves qualifying warrants from outside jurisdictions.
Identify the issuing court A warrant can originate from several different Henry County courts.
Search the related court case Read later docket events before assuming an older warrant remains active.
Check whether the person is already in custody The current inmate database may show that the warrant has already resulted in detention.
Contact Henry County Warrant Services Use the Sheriff’s main Warrant Services line at 770-288-7100.
Contact the issuing court when needed Magistrate Court: 770-288-7700; State Court: 770-288-7800; Superior Court: 770-288-8022.
Use a defense lawyer if the warrant concerns you Counsel can advise about appearance, surrender and bond.
Do not confront or attempt to detain someone yourself. Warrant status can change, and same-name mistakes are possible.
Open HCSO Warrant Unit information
Bond & release

Choose the correct Henry County bond method

Verify every active charge before paying. One bond does not necessarily clear another charge, warrant or hold.
Cash bond

Full bond amount plus the Sheriff’s bond fee.

Property bond

Henry County real estate with sufficient clear equity.

Transfer property bond

Georgia property outside Henry County can use the transfer process.

Surety bond

Use a state-licensed bonding company approved by HCSO.

Confirm the inmate and every current bond Call Henry County Inmate Bonding at 770-288-7120.
Bring valid identification A person posting bond must be at least 18 and have government-issued picture ID.
Add the $20 Sheriff’s fee for every bond written This fee is nonrefundable.
For cash bond, pay the full amount HCSO states that the cash bond amount is refunded after final disposition, subject to applicable procedures.
For card payment, use the Sheriff’s authorized service AYTICS operates 24 hours a day. Online card payment currently carries an additional 10% service fee. Open authorized Henry County card bonding
For property bond, calculate enough clear equity HCSO requires sufficient unencumbered property equity to cover twice the bond amount.
Prepare property documents HCSO lists the original Warranty or Security Deed, Quit Claim Deed when applicable and current property-tax statement; a mortgage statement can assist.
Every owner must be present Every person listed on the deed or tax statement must sign. A certified death certificate is required when a listed owner has died.
Do not use property owned by the inmate HCSO prohibits using property as a property bond when the defendant is listed as an owner.
For out-of-county Georgia property, obtain a sealed transfer bond Take the property documents to the sheriff where the property is located and deliver the sealed transfer package to Henry County Jail.

Professional surety bond

Henry County states that approved professional bonding companies charge a statutory fee in the range of 12%–15% of the bond. The premium is not refundable.
Bonding companies currently listed by HCSO
Company Location Phone
1st Action Bail Bonding Corporation 537 Industrial Boulevard, McDonough 770-898-3880
Jam Bonding Company, Inc. 114 Willow Lane, McDonough 770-477-7865
McDonough Bail Bonds, Inc. 1303 Highway 20 West, McDonough 770-914-2929
HCSO says the approved company list is alphabetical and does not represent a Sheriff’s recommendation.
Review current Henry County bonding rules
Inmate visitation

Schedule a Henry County Jail visit

Henry County uses ICSolutions Advanced Technology for both remote video visits and onsite visits. All visits must be scheduled in advance through the JailATM platform.
Confirm current custody first Search the inmate again before scheduling.
Create a JailATM account Use the official platform linked by HCSO. Create the visitation account
Choose remote or onsite visitation Remote visits can be completed from a compatible device; onsite visits occur through HCSO.
Schedule the visit in advance Walk-in availability should not be assumed.
Bring government picture identification HCSO accepts a valid passport or U.S./state-issued picture ID.
For onsite visits, report to the upstairs lobby Register for visitation there.
Check in at least 15 minutes early Report to the Visitation Desk before the appointment.
Plan for a 30-minute session Henry County limits each visit to 30 minutes.
Inmate visitation questions: 770-288-7083
Visitor rules

Avoid losing Henry County visitation privileges

Identity & family
  • One adult visitor at a time.
  • Valid picture ID required.
  • Juveniles must be with a parent, guardian or custodian.
  • Children cannot be left unattended in the lobby.
Do not bring
  • Food or beverages.
  • Purses or bags.
  • Cell phones or electronic devices.
  • Cameras.
  • Weapons, drugs or alcohol.
Dress restrictions
  • No tank tops.
  • No spaghetti straps or bikini tops.
  • No short skirts or shorts.
  • No see-through clothing.
  • No revealing or provocative attire.
Visitors are subject to search. Entering the jail with weapons, drugs or alcohol, entering while under the influence, or attempting to deliver contraband can result in criminal consequences and loss of future visitation.
Mail rules

Send Henry County inmate mail without having it rejected

Ordinary personal mail is limited to pre-stamped or metered U.S. Postal Service postcards. The stated exceptions are legal mail, money orders and photographs.

Ordinary correspondence

  • Use inmate’s full name.
  • Include the inmate PIN number.
  • Use approved pre-stamped or metered postcards.
  • General correspondence is inspected for contraband.
  • General mail may be randomly read for security information.

Privileged legal mail

  • Handled differently from ordinary correspondence.
  • HCSO states privileged correspondence is not read or censored by staff.
  • Address it carefully with the correct inmate identity and facility information.

Sending a money order by mail

Henry County Sheriff’s Office
ATTN: Inmate Accounts
120 Henry Parkway
McDonough, GA 30253
Do not put the inmate’s name on the outside envelope
Money order payable to “The Henry County Sheriff’s Office”
Write inmate name and PIN on the memo line
Do not include additional correspondence

Sending photographs

Mark envelope: PICTURES
Include inmate name and PIN number
505 Hampton Road
McDonough, GA 30253
Maximum five photographs per envelope
Photos must be 4 × 6 inches or smaller
No Polaroid photographs
Larger photographs are not accepted

Books and publications

Soft-cover books may be sent directly from a publisher or bookstore. An inmate may possess up to three books at one time, including puzzle books obtained from commissary.
Check current HCSO mail rules
Inmate account & commissary

Deposit funds and understand Henry County commissary limits

Verify the inmate before depositing Search the live HCSO database first.
Use Access Corrections Henry County uses Access Corrections for inmate funds. Open Access Corrections
Choose a deposit method Options include mobile app, online deposit, jail-lobby kiosk, CashPay Today and telephone.
For telephone deposits call Access Corrections 866-345-1884.
Keep the confirmation Save the inmate identity, amount and transaction number.

Commissary rules

Henry County commissary limits
Rule Published limit
Commissary access Generally twice per week when no disciplinary sanction applies.
Maximum spend $50 per store call.
Order cutoff 8:45 a.m. Monday and Thursday.
Family gift packs Available online through Access Corrections.
Indigent care package Available after more than 14 days without funds, subject to HCSO qualification.

Possible inmate-account deductions

Willful property damage
Escape or attempted-escape costs
Unlawful riot or disturbance costs
$5 lost/damaged wristband replacement
Monthly administrative account fee
$5 medical or dental appointment fee
Calls & electronic messages

Set up Henry County inmate calls and messages

Telephone service

  • Provider: ICSolutions.
  • Each inmate receives a telephone PIN during intake.
  • Calls can use inmate debit, prepaid or collect billing.
  • Family prepaid accounts can be created through ICSolutions.
  • Ordinary calls are recorded and monitored.

ICSolutions: 888-506-8407

Text / email messages

  • Electronic messaging uses JailATM.
  • Current charge: $0.25 per message.
  • Friends and family must register.
  • Messages are subject to monitoring, review and recording.
Open JailATM messaging
Do not discuss confidential defense strategy in ordinary calls or electronic messages. HCSO expressly states that these communications are monitored or recorded.
Inmate property

Pick up clothing before Henry County disposes of it

Confirm that the inmate designated you At booking, the inmate identifies a person to retrieve clothing.
Pick up clothing within 15 days This includes shoes, coats, belts, caps and other clothing items.
Bring valid picture identification Property will not be released without the required ID.
Use weekday pickup hours HCSO publishes property pickup from 8:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m., Monday–Friday.
Do not miss the clothing deadline After 15 days, clothing can be donated or discarded.
Phones, keys, wallets and jewelry remain in Property Those personal items are generally returned to the inmate on release.
After release, collect remaining property within 30 days HCSO gives released individuals a 30-day period for additional property pickup.
Medical information

Give jail medical staff important health information

HCSO provides medical, dental and psychological services through its jail sick-call process. Medical requests are generally evaluated by medical staff, in most cases, within the next 24 hours.
For a routine inmate problem, the inmate submits a sick-call request Medical requests are made through kiosks in the housing area.
For an emergency, notify jail staff immediately Staff then contact medical personnel.
Family can provide medical information HCSO’s current medical page lists a family medical-information hotline at 404-465-4404.
Do not expect private information in return HCSO cannot release patient information to family or third parties without a documented patient release.
HCSO states that staff using the family medical-information hotline generally contact the caller within one to two business days.
Defense representation

Apply for the Henry County Public Defender

Flint Judicial Circuit Public Defender
30 Atlanta Street
McDonough, GA 30253
Phone: 770-288-7460
Fax: 770-288-7468
Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Save the court case number Obtain it from the court record.
Open the Flint Circuit Public Defender page Henry County is the county served by this office. Open Flint Circuit Public Defender
Complete the application for services The official page provides an application and Spanish version.
Bring the completed application to the office A person unable to print can call or visit the office for help.
Confirm that counsel has actually been assigned Do not assume an earlier hearing created permanent representation without checking.
Provide counsel with all identifiers Include inmate information, police report number and court case number.
Victim services

Get Henry County court notifications and victim assistance

Henry County District Attorney – Victim Services
1 Courthouse Square
2nd Floor, West Tower
McDonough, GA 30253
Phone: 770-288-6400
Email: da@co.henry.ga.us
Save the police report and court case numbers These help the advocate locate the correct prosecution.
Complete the victim update form Henry County DA asks victims to provide current contact information to receive case updates. Open Henry County Victim Services
Ask for court-notification assistance Victim advocates provide updates regarding court proceedings.
Ask about restitution and property return These are among the services provided by the DA’s Victim Services Program.
Ask about Georgia Crime Victims Compensation Advocates can assist qualifying victims with compensation information.
Discuss release and post-conviction notifications Georgia victim rights include timely notice of qualifying release and court proceedings.
Georgia background check

Get a Henry County Sheriff’s criminal-history record

Henry County Sheriff provides Georgia criminal-history record information for employment or licensing purposes for a current fee of $20.
Complete the HCSO consent form A signed consent form is required.
Bring government picture ID plus another form of identification The names on the IDs must match.
If another person is picking up the record, notarize the consent Copies of the required IDs must accompany the third-party request.
Prepare the $20 fee HCSO currently accepts cash or money order.
Visit the Background and Fingerprinting Office Public hours are Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m., excluding holidays.
Henry County Sheriff Background & Fingerprinting
120 Henry Parkway
McDonough, GA 30253
Phone: 770-288-7133
Open current HCSO background-check instructions
Georgia state custody

Use Georgia DOC only after state correctional transfer

Henry County Jail search

  • Recent county custody.
  • Pretrial detainees.
  • Local jail charges and bond.
  • County inmate services.

Georgia DOC search

  • Current Georgia state correctional custody.
  • GDC facility.
  • GDC identifier.
  • State-prison information.
Open Georgia DOC Find an Offender Use this after a qualifying state sentence or transfer. Search Georgia DOC offenders
Search the GDC ID when known Otherwise use the person’s identifying information.
Record the current facility State-prison mail, calls, money and visitation depend on the assigned institution.
Return to the Henry court judgment for conviction proof GDC itself warns users to verify important offender information before assuming it is complete.
Georgia DOC offender questions: 404-656-4661
Record correction

Correct the system that actually contains the error

Henry County arrest-record correction router
Error Start with Useful proof
Sheriff incident report HCSO Open Records / originating division Report number and source documentation.
Inmate or booking record Henry County Jail / HCSO Inmate identifier, arrest information and corrected agency data.
Court disposition Henry State or Superior Court Signed order, corrected docket entry or certified disposition.
Georgia criminal history Originating agency and GCIC Court or law-enforcement documentation and fingerprints when identity is disputed.
Obtain the current official record Do not try to correct a screenshot without first locating the government source.
Identify the exact incorrect field Examples include identity, arrest charge, date or missing disposition.
Obtain the controlling court or agency document A signed or certified official document is stronger than a private background report.
Correct the originating agency first GCIC criminal-history information can depend on data submitted by local agencies.
Use fingerprint comparison for identity disputes This is important when another person’s record appears under your identity.
Recheck each system separately Correcting one database may not instantly update every local, state or private system.
Georgia Crime Information Center
Criminal-history helpline: 404-244-2639
Georgia record restriction

Restrict an eligible Henry County arrest record

Georgia calls this process record restriction. Restriction limits disclosure of qualifying criminal-history information for ordinary non-criminal-justice purposes. It does not automatically erase every newspaper story, screenshot or independently stored private copy.

Arrest on or after July 1, 2013

  • No old GBI paper application is required to begin.
  • Contact the appropriate prosecutor.
  • The prosecutor determines whether the charge qualifies.
  • Approved restrictions can be transmitted to GCIC.

Arrest before July 1, 2013

  • Start with the arresting agency.
  • Use the GBI Request to Restrict Arrest Record form.
  • Applicant completes Section One.
  • Arresting agency completes Section Two.
  • Prosecutor approves or denies Section Three.
Get your current Georgia criminal history first Verify that every Henry County arrest has the correct final disposition.
Find the exact arrest date and arresting agency The restriction process is tied to a specific arrest cycle.
Obtain the court disposition Correct any missing or wrong disposition before applying.
For a post-July 2013 arrest, contact the prosecutor Felony matters are handled by the Henry County District Attorney; misdemeanor matters may involve the Solicitor General.
For an older arrest, submit the restriction form to the arresting agency The agency completes its portion and sends the request to the prosecutor.
Wait for prosecutor approval or denial A qualifying non-conviction disposition does not mean the applicant can skip prosecutor review.
Complete GCIC processing when the instructions require it Follow the current fee and mailing instructions provided by GBI.
Verify the restriction afterward Recheck the Georgia criminal history and local public sources.
GBI identifies examples of potentially qualifying final outcomes such as dismissal, not presented to grand jury, no further action anticipated, nolle prosequi, dead docket and no record on file. A guilty disposition is not eligible under the ordinary arrest-record restriction route described by GBI.
Henry County District Attorney
1 Courthouse Square, 2nd Floor West Tower
McDonough, GA 30253
Phone: 770-288-6400
Email: da@co.henry.ga.us
Open GBI record restriction process Open Henry Superior Court Criminal Division
Contact board

Henry County arrest, jail and court contacts

Henry County Sheriff’s Office
120 Henry Parkway
McDonough, GA 30253

770-288-7100

Inmate Information

770-288-7038

Custody and inmate-routing questions.

Inmate Bonding

770-288-7120

Confirm current bond before paying.

Inmate Visitation

770-288-7083

Open Records

770-288-7043

HCSOOpenRecordsRequest@co.henry.ga.us

Warrant Services

770-288-7100

State Court

770-288-7800

Magistrate Court

770-288-7700

Superior Court
1 Courthouse Square
McDonough, GA 30253

770-288-8022

Public Defender
30 Atlanta Street
McDonough, GA 30253

770-288-7460

District Attorney
1 Courthouse Square
2nd Floor, West Tower

770-288-6400

GCIC Criminal History

404-244-2639

Local maps

Henry County jail, court and Public Defender locations

Henry County Sheriff’s Office / Jail Administration

Henry County Superior Court

Flint Judicial Circuit Public Defender

Before traveling: verify current custody, the correct facility or courthouse, office hours, visitation approval and required identification.
Fast problem solver

What to do in common Henry County arrest situations

Someone was arrested today

Search the HCSO inmate database. If the person is missing, call 770-288-7038 because intake may still be underway.

Need the Sheriff’s narrative

Use HCSO Open Records and request the exact incident or arrest report.

Need proof of conviction or dismissal

Search Henry State or Superior Court and obtain the final court disposition.

Need to post bond

Call 770-288-7120 first and confirm every charge, hold, bond type and amount.

Need to visit family

Create a JailATM account, schedule in advance and check in 15 minutes before the 30-minute visit.

Need to send photographs

Send no more than five photos, 4 × 6 inches or smaller, no Polaroids, to the HCSO photo-mail address.

Need commissary funds

Use Access Corrections and verify the inmate identifier before depositing.

Need a public defender

Contact the Flint Judicial Circuit Public Defender at 770-288-7460.

Old arrest should not be public

Check the disposition and use Georgia’s pre- or post-July 1, 2013 record-restriction workflow.

Title-related FAQs

Henry County arrest-record questions answered

How do I search Henry County arrest records?

Start with the official HCSO inmate database, then verify the criminal case through Henry State or Superior Court.

How do I find someone currently in Henry County Jail?

Use inmatesearch.co.henry.ga.us or call HCSO Inmate Information at 770-288-7038.

Does the inmate search prove conviction?

No. It shows custody, criminal charges and bond information. The court disposition determines the prosecution outcome.

How do I search Henry County court records?

Use Georgia Courts E-Access and select Henry State Court or Henry Superior Court.

How do I obtain a Sheriff’s arrest report?

Submit an HCSO Open Records request online or email HCSOOpenRecordsRequest@co.henry.ga.us.

How much is the Sheriff’s bond fee?

Henry County currently charges a nonrefundable $20 fee for each bond written.

How long is a Henry County jail visit?

The current HCSO visitation rules limit each visit to 30 minutes.

How much is a Henry County Sheriff’s criminal background check?

The current fee is $20, payable by cash or money order, with required consent and identification.

How do I correct a wrong Henry County criminal record?

Find which agency controls the error, obtain the official police or court proof and correct the originating source before pursuing a state GCIC correction.

Can an eligible Henry County arrest be restricted?

Yes. Post-July 1, 2013 arrests generally begin with the prosecutor, while older arrests use the arresting-agency and GBI form process.

Accuracy, identity and legal-use notice

Arrest Records is an independent informational guide. It is not the Henry County Sheriff’s Office, Henry County courts, District Attorney, Public Defender, Georgia Bureau of Investigation or Georgia Department of Corrections.

Custody, charges, bond, warrants, court dates and release information can change. Verify the person through multiple identifiers and check the current official source before paying money, visiting a facility or making an important decision.

Every arrested person is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. An arrest record, charge or booking photograph does not establish criminal guilt.

Henry County and Georgia procedures reviewed August 15, 2026.

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