Search Inmates in Cobb County, Georgia. Results May Include: Arrests, Criminal Records, Jail Roster, Charge Description, Charge Type, Warrant #, Felony, Bond, Sentence, Mugshot.

Cobb County Jail Overview

Cobb County is a county in the U.S. state of Georgia. The county seat is Marietta. Cobb County was established in 1832. Cobb County was named in honor of Colonel Thomas Willis Cobb, a U.S. Congressman and war hero in 1812. The county has a land area of 340 sq miles. The zip codes of Cobb County are 30144, 30006, 30008, 30152, 30160, 30168, 30060, 30063, 30062, 30065, 30064, 30067, 30066, 30069, 30068, 30080, 30082, 30081, 30090, 30101, 30106, 30111, 30126, and 30127.

The Sheriff and main lawman of Cobb County is currently Sheriff Neil Warren. He can be called at 770-499-4611 and emailed at neil.Warren@cobbcounty.org.

Sheriff’s Department in Marietta, Georgia

Address:
Cobb County Sheriff’s Office
Operations Annex
1877 County Services Parkway
Marietta, Georgia 30008
Phone: 770-499-4611

Cobb County Sheriff

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Cobb County Jail

Inmate Search in Cobb County Jail

The Cobb County Jail website has an inmate search feature. Inmates incarcerated at the detention facility can filter inmates via their Last Name and S.O.I.D. number.

Cobb County Inmate Search

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Important Jail Policies and Procedures

Visitors should schedule their visits at least 24 hours in advance. Up to 4 visitors are allowed at each visitation session. All visitors must be dressed appropriately. See-through clothing, bare-midriffs, tank tops, shorts/skirts, etc. are not allowed. Personal belongings and other items like food, drinks, cell phones, etc. are prohibited. Visitors, who are 18 years or older, must present a government-issued photo ID before being allowed to visit. Visitors, less than 18 years of age will not be allowed to visit unless accompanied by an adult. All visitors will be searched before being allowed in the visitation lobby. All visits will be recorded and monitored. To schedule inmate visit, please call at 770.852.3799.

Sending Mail To Inmates

Cobb County Jail
Inmate Full Name and ID#
P.O. Box 100110
Marietta, GA 30061

Sending Funds To Inmates

Payments may be sent through money orders via mail. Only US Postal Money Orders are accepted. Deposits can be made over the telephone by calling 888-988-4768. Cash deposits can only be made from 09:00 am to 07:00 pm each day at the facility. Deposits can also be processed online, by visiting the Connect Network website. Sending funds using cash or credit cards can be done by using the kiosk located in the facility lobby.

Working at the Cobb County Jail or Sheriff’s Office

Title: Deputy Sheriff
Department: Sheriff’s Office
Salary: Grade 15 – $40,014.18 to $64,022.89 per year

Duties and Responsibilities

Ensures properly equipped with all equipment needed to carry out job duties; personally inspects weapons in order to ensure that weapons are clean and functioning properly; inspects vehicles and other equipment to ensure safe and proper operation; subject to inspection of same per the chain of command.

Processes incoming detainees, e.g., conducting searches to detect concealed weapons and contraband; processing fingerprinting and identification cards; Performs security control operations, providing monitoring of both inmates and security/fire control systems; controls all movement within monitored areas and insures that inmates are safely and securely maintained.

Requirements:

High School Diploma or equivalent,
At least 21 years of age and Must be a U.S. citizen
Must not have any felony convictions
Must successfully pass a medical exam, physical examination, drug screen test, psychological evaluation and polygraph testing.
Must pass an oral interview board

To Apply:

Applications can be submitted at the Cobb County Jail website or at:
Cobb County Human Resources
100 Cherokee Street
Marietta, GA 30090
Email: cobbemployment@cobbcounty.org
Main Number: (770) 528-2541

Cobb County Job Opportunities

Sex Offender Search and Lookup

Any person convicted of sex-related crimes such as rape, prostitution, sexual assault, child pornography, sex trafficking, and sexual abuse is a sex offender. Sex offenders are required to get registered with the state or county’s sex offender register. Those who don’t register with the state may be charged with a felony.

Georgia Sex Offender Registry

Bail and Bondsman

If you have been arrested in Georgia on a state felony or misdemeanor charge and have a bond set, there are four ways to post bond for your release such as signature bond, cash bond, property bond, and bonding agency. Posting bond allows the defendant to leave jail while ensuring to show up to answer all charges at future court dates. If the defendant who posted bond does not show up, a warrant will be issued for their arrest.

In Georgia, the percentage a bonding agency can charge is higher than the national average of 10%. In Georgia, 12% to 15% is commonplace when it comes to the non-refundable fee amount a bonding agency will ask for their services. There are other agencies that provide lending services if the defendant does not have the money required for the bonding agency fee. Collateral such as property or vehicle is commonly used.

Applicable Statutes

Code of Georgia Title 17
Criminal Procedure Chapter 6
Bonds and Recognizance Article 2
Sureties Part 2
Professional Bondsmen

Code of Georgia Title 17
Criminal Procedure Chapter 6
Bonds and Recognizance Article 2
Sureties Part 1
General Provisions

Code of Georgia Title 17
Criminal Procedure Chapter 6
Bonds and Recognizance Article 3
Proceedings for Forfeiture of Bonds or Recognizances