Find Marietta Annex Releases

Marietta Annex Release Paths

Marietta Annex is a Fulton Sheriff jail location, while initial intake occurs at the Rice Street main jail. The Sheriff's jail information places first intake at the main jail, where staff process property, medical screening, fingerprints, photographs, and warrant checks. A completed booking can end in bond, time served, probation, transfer to the Georgia Department of Corrections, transfer to another agency, a program move, extradition, or another coded result. Those outcomes are not interchangeable. A release to the community ends confinement, while a transfer ends only Fulton custody.

The official Share Fulton record uses a release date and release type to describe that change. It also identifies the booking location, booking number, delivery agency, charges, bond details, court information, and days in custody when those fields are present. A family member trying to meet someone should confirm both the stated release type and the destination. Court orders and holds can affect the final result even after a bond or sentence event appears complete.

Confirm Marietta Annex Release

Begin with the Marietta Annex Bookings dataset. Its description states that it holds a record for each booking into a Fulton detention facility since January 2014 and includes release date and reason when a person has been released. Search by the full name, then reconcile date of birth, booking number, booking date, and location. Similar names can otherwise lead to the wrong event.

1. Find the booking that matches the person and arrest episode.
2. Read ReleaseDate, ReleaseType, and Location together.
3. Compare the FCSO inmate search, which concerns current custody and is updated once daily.
4. Check the applicable Fulton court file for bond, sentence, dismissal, or transfer action.
5. Use Georgia VINE or request the booking and release record when the online fields conflict.

The broader Fulton County released-inmate search explains how county, state, and federal records divide custody. A state-prison transfer belongs in GDC Find an Offender, not merely the county roster.

Marietta Annex Data View

The exact official API view below filters recent records to the annex and sorts them by release date. Open the Share Fulton annex release query to examine the live source.

The captured view shows why location and release fields should be read together instead of relying on the current-inmates list alone.

Marietta Annex Records

When a public row lacks needed detail, ask the Fulton County Sheriff's Office for the booking and release material tied to the exact booking number. Georgia's Open Records Act provides the request framework, though protected details can be withheld. Give the person's full name, date of birth if known, arrest or booking date, booking number, and the precise fields sought. A narrow request is easier to identify than a request for every file bearing a common name.

For formal records routing, the FCSO contact page lists the Sheriff's Office at 185 Shirley C. Franklin Blvd. SW, Atlanta, Georgia 30303, and 404-612-5100. Ask the originating court for its order rather than asking jail staff to interpret a case outcome.

Note: The jail phone may confirm a routing point, but the written booking record is the stronger source for the recorded release type.

Marietta Annex Release Mapping

The Fulton jail system extends beyond Rice Street. The U.S. Department of Justice findings report identifies the annex with South Fulton or South Annex, Alpharetta or North Annex, and Marietta Annex. The Sheriff also lists Marietta Annex and Atlanta City Detention Center contacts. Share Fulton location values include those sites plus out-of-county placements.

This map matters after a release inquiry. A person can leave the main building yet remain under Fulton authority in an annex or contract bed. Search the booking history by identity and number, not just by the place a caller last knew. If the location changes with no release type, treat it as movement. If a release date is paired with transfer to another agency, locate the receiving system before assuming the person can be met in the community.

What if the booking says “Out of County”? It describes a placement in the Fulton data, not a separate public release list. FCSO records may be needed to identify the receiving agency.

Marietta Annex Transfer Checks

Fulton release research must account for immigration and federal handoffs. A detainer is a request or hold from another agency. It can cause a person to leave county custody without becoming free. Start with the county release type. Then use the receiving system supported by the record or court file.

The ICE Online Detainee Locator accepts an alien registration number and country of birth or biographical search details. ICE also publishes an FCI Atlanta detention contact page. It tells callers seeking detainee information to use 404-893-1290 and have the registration number and country of birth, or the person's name, aliases, birth date, and country of birth. A federal criminal transfer may instead require the BOP locator or federal court docket.

Note: A Fulton release date closes the county event; it does not erase a state, federal, immigration, or other county hold.

Marietta Annex Release Timing

Release processing can take time after legal eligibility. The Sheriff's jail page says timing is affected by the number of arrestees and the availability of state and national database information. Staff must complete checks and administrative steps before a person leaves. A database row may also lag a real-world event, while the current-inmates snapshot reflects roughly the prior evening rather than a live doorway count.

Use more than one timestamp. Compare the court action, recorded release date, roster update, and any VINE notice. Georgia VINE offers custody-status checks and notifications, but an alert is a supplement, not the official release document. If pickup plans are time sensitive, call the facility and avoid treating a projected hour as guaranteed.

Release

The end of a specific custody event, whether to the community or another legal status.

Transfer

Movement to another facility or agency while custody continues.

Detainer

A hold or request that may prevent community release.

Discharge

Completion of a sentence or supervision obligation, depending on the record.