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Fulton County Jail (Rice Street) — address, phone, visitation, and bail help.
If someone you care about was arrested in Fulton County, they are typically held at the Fulton County Jail (Rice Street). This page covers facility contact info, inmate lookup, visitation, mail and phone notes, and how to post a bail bond with Anytime Bail Bonding.
Fulton sees a high volume of felony and high-dollar bonds. Call our Atlanta office early with the charge and bond amount so we can explain options clearly.
Personal mail: Personal letters/photos are often delivered digitally — confirm the current processing address on fcsoga.org/jail before mailing. Legal mail and money orders still follow facility rules.
Phone: Inmate calls / prepaid accounts typically through ICSolutions (1-888-506-8407). Inmates generally cannot receive incoming calls.
Deposits: Lobby kiosk, SmartDeposit, phone deposits, or money order to the jail — fees and limits apply. Confirm current options on the sheriff site.
Cash bonds: May be posted at the jail (cash / cashier’s check / money order rules apply) or online via Cash Bond Online →.
Bail Bonds
How Bail Works at This Jail
After an arrest in Fulton County, a judge sets bail. Most families use a professional bail bond — a licensed bondsman posts the bond for a non-refundable premium (often about 10%–15% of the total bail in Georgia). Cash bonds may also be available depending on the court and facility. Professional bondsmen also post bonds at Rice Street for eligible cases.
Anytime Bail Bonding serves Fulton County from our Atlanta team — available 24/7.
After bail is posted, release typically takes 2–8 hours depending on booking volume, time of day, and whether any holds (warrants, probation, etc.) are on the inmate. We monitor bonds we handle and keep families updated.
Call (404) 745-9929 for status on a bond we are posting.