Find Peachtree Corners Inmate Population Records

Peachtree Corners inmate population data comes from the Gwinnett County Jail in Lawrenceville. As one of the newer cities in Gwinnett County, Peachtree Corners was incorporated in 2012. Arrests made by the Gwinnett County Police or other agencies in this area lead to booking at the county jail. Several search tools are free and open to the public, letting you look up inmates, check custody status, and register for release alerts. This page covers every method available for searching inmate records tied to Peachtree Corners, along with the rules for getting records and visiting someone in custody.

Gwinnett County Jail and Peachtree Corners Inmates

Peachtree Corners is in Gwinnett County, and the Gwinnett County Jail is where people arrested in the city are held. The jail sits at 2900 University Parkway NE in Lawrenceville. The Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office operates the facility. Georgia uses a county-based jail system, so there are no city jails. Every arrest in Peachtree Corners feeds into the Gwinnett County booking process.

Gwinnett is one of the most populous counties in Georgia, and the jail handles a high volume of bookings each day. The facility processes people arrested by the Gwinnett County Police Department, Peachtree Corners officers, and other agencies that operate in the area. Booking includes fingerprinting, photography, a medical screening, and a background check. Once processed, the inmate appears in the county's online search system.

The Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office runs an online inmate search tool at their SmartWeb portal. This lets you search for people currently in custody by name. It is one of the more user-friendly county jail search tools in the state, and results typically show charges, bond amounts, and booking dates.

How to Search Peachtree Corners Inmate Population

Start with the Gwinnett County Sheriff's inmate search. Type in the person's last name and first name. The tool returns a list of matches with booking dates, current charges, and bond information. This covers anyone currently held at the Gwinnett County Jail, including people arrested in Peachtree Corners. The data updates regularly, so new bookings show up fairly quickly.

The GDC Offender Query handles state prison lookups. If someone from Peachtree Corners was convicted and sent to a Georgia state prison, this is where you find them. Enter a name or GDC ID and the system shows their facility, sentence, and release date. This tool does not include people sitting in the county jail awaiting trial.

VINELink offers another way to search. It pulls from jails across Georgia, including Gwinnett County. Search by name and the system shows custody status. VINELink is useful when you are not sure which county holds someone, since it covers the whole state in one search.

The GDC search form is shown below for reference.

This is the statewide tool for state prison inmates. For people held at the county level in Gwinnett, the sheriff's SmartWeb search is the better starting point.

Peachtree Corners Inmate Population Records for Inmate Data

Georgia's Open Records Act, found at O.C.G.A. 50-18-70, gives the public a right to inspect and copy most government documents. Agencies must respond to requests within three business days. You can request booking records, arrest reports, and other inmate-related documents from the Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office. The cost is ten cents per page for standard copies.

Not all records are open. O.C.G.A. 50-18-72 exempts certain documents, including active investigation files, disciplinary reports from state prisons, and housing assignments. Medical records require written consent from the inmate. If someone from Peachtree Corners was transferred to a state facility, use the GDC Open Records Portal to request documents about their time in state custody.

Probation records stay private under O.C.G.A. 42-8-40. Parole records are also restricted under O.C.G.A. 42-9-53. These exemptions limit what the public can access about offenders connected to Peachtree Corners who are under community supervision.

Inmate Alerts for Peachtree Corners Residents

VINELink provides custody alerts for inmates held at the Gwinnett County Jail. After you find someone in the VINELink system, you can sign up for notifications. Pick phone, text, or email. The system contacts you when the person's status changes, whether it is a release, transfer, or other event. The inmate does not learn that you registered.

Phone alerts require a four-digit PIN. When VINELink calls, you enter the PIN before hearing any details. Missed calls get retried over 24 hours. The support number is (833) 216-6670. For families in Peachtree Corners keeping track of someone in the Gwinnett County Jail, this tool removes the need to call the jail repeatedly. It runs around the clock and updates frequently, so you hear about changes soon after they happen.

Visiting Inmates Connected to Peachtree Corners

The Gwinnett County Jail has set visiting hours and rules. Contact the sheriff's office to find out the current schedule. You will need a valid photo ID to visit. Dress codes apply, and items like cell phones and bags are typically not allowed inside. The jail is in Lawrenceville, about a 15-minute drive from Peachtree Corners depending on traffic.

If the person has been moved to a Georgia state prison, visitation works differently. You must submit a GDC Visitation Request Form to the specific prison. The form needs to be notarized and mailed. Include a copy of your photo ID. Processing takes several weeks, so apply well in advance. The GDC does not accept email submissions for visitation forms. Every visitor, including minors, must be on the approved list before a visit can take place.

Peachtree Corners Inmate Population Resources

The Georgia Department of Corrections manages all state prison facilities. If someone tied to Peachtree Corners ends up in a state prison, the GDC tracks their sentence, housing, and eligibility for parole. Their offender search tool is free and open to anyone.

The Department of Community Supervision oversees probation and parole for felony offenders statewide. DCS manages roughly 180,000 people across Georgia. If someone from the Peachtree Corners area has been released on parole, DCS handles their supervision. They are the right agency to contact for post-release questions.

The Georgia Sheriffs' Association Jail Report publishes monthly jail statistics. It covers the Gwinnett County Jail when data is submitted. The report includes total inmate counts, capacity percentages, and pre-trial detainee numbers. It gives a useful snapshot of how busy the jail is at any given time.

Nearby Cities

These cities are near Peachtree Corners in the greater metro Atlanta area. Inmates can sometimes end up in a neighboring county's jail if the arrest happens near a border.