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Frequently Asked Questions

Q. I want to make bond for someone who has been arrested. How do I do this?

A. First, the person must have been arrested on a bondable charge. There are certain arrests where the person must see a magistrate before they can be released on bond. If the person is bondable, then bail may be made in one of three ways:

• The full amount of the bond may be paid to the jail in cash.
• If you own real property, you may pledge that property as bail. This is called property bond.
• You may employ the services of a bail bondsman to guarantee the bond. Bail bondsmen may be found in the yellow pages of the phone book. A list of approved bail bondsmen is posted at the jail. Bondsmen typically charge a percentage of the amount of the bond as a fee for their services. The Peach County Sheriff’s Office does not endorse or recommend any particular bail bond service.

Q. I would like to visit someone in the jail. When may I do this?

A. Visiting hours for male inmates is on Saturday between the hours of 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Visiting hours for female inmates is on Sunday between the hours of 9 a.m. and 3 p.m.