Hall County, GA Arrests & Jail Inmate Records

Individuals can obtain Hall County arrest records and perform criminal history checks by visiting the Hall County Sheriff's Office in person at:

Hall County Sheriff's Office

2859 Browns Bridge Road

Gainesville, GA 30504

Phone: (770) 531-6900

Fax: (770) 531-7150

They must provide a valid ID and pay a non-refundable fee of $20 per search. Requesters may also find details of arrests on the Inmate Catalog portal provided by the sheriff's office.

Interested persons can contact the local police departments where they think an arrest has been made for arrest records. They usually must provide basic details about the arrest such as the arrestee's name, date of arrest, and if possible the location of the arrest. They may be required to pay for obtaining copies of arrest records. Some PDs in the county provide online portals for requesting arrest records and may also display their arrest logs for the public to access online. Notable police departments in the county include the following:

• Gainesville Police Department
• Flowery Branch Police Department
• Oakwood Police Department

The Georgia Crime Information Center (GCIC) under the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) collates and maintains criminal records, including arrest records from law enforcement agencies across the state. Anyone may access arrest records in person by booking an appointment for records inspection and fingerprinting services. They can call the GCIC help desk at (404) 244-2639 to schedule an appointment or seek more information. Requesters may have to pay specific fees to obtain criminal records from GBI. They may also mail a request for criminal history records to:

Georgia Crime Information Center

CCH/Identification

P.O. Box 370808

3121 Panthersville Road

Decatur, GA 30034

Criminal court records contain records of arrests that led to prosecution. The Hall County Superior Court and municipal courts handle criminal cases and maintain the records. Individuals may access criminal court records by visiting the courthouses where cases were heard. They can contact the Hall County Clerk of the Superior and County Court for the records of criminal cases heard by the court. Alternatively, they can search for Hall County's criminal court records on the Judicial Council of Georgia's E-Access to Court Records portal.

In addition, individuals may obtain Hall County arrest records through trustworthy third-party websites, such as InfoTracer. These platforms are typically faster and more convenient to use.