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Hall County, GA Public Records

Hall County public records are all written, audio, and video materials generated, utilized, and stored by local government agencies. They are available for viewing and inspection by the public, provided there are no legal exemptions. Vital records are births, deaths, marriages, and divorces. They are only accessible to spouses, legal representatives, and the person on the record. Births and deaths may be obtained from the Hall County vital records office. Marriages may be sourced from the state Department of Public Health, while divorces are accessed via the Office of the Clerk of the Superior and State Courts. Depending on the type of record, requesters may be charged from $10 to $33. Property records are also accessible to all interested parties, provided there are no legal exemptions. These may be obtained from the Clerk of the Superior and State Courts.

Courts in Hall County

Court Records in Hall County, Georgia

Hall County court records are open to all parties, provided there are no legal exemptions. The county is home to a Superior, State, Juvenile, Probate, Magistrate, and three Municipal courts. Record seekers may seek desired case files by contacting the courthouses where they were heard. Interested parties may also access records from the Hall County Clerk of the Superior and State Courts. Requesters may obtain records by sending a request to the clerk stating the plaintiff, defendant details, case number, and court dates. The County Clerk of the Courts also maintains an online docket search platform where parties may get civil case records. Hall County’s Clerk of the Courts provides a criminal case online portal for interested parties. Some records, though, are not accessible to all requesters due to their content. Those with juveniles, child custody, abuse details, or ongoing criminal investigations are deemed confidential.

Court Name:
Address:
City:
Hall County Georgia Superior Court
225 Green St. S.E.
Gainesville
Gainesville Municipal Court
701 Queen City Parkway SW
Gainesville

Jails and Prisons in Hall County

Find Inmate Search and Jail Records in Hall County, Georgia

Hall County inmate records are accessible to all requesters following local and state laws. These are maintained by the County Sheriff’s office, which also provides an inmate search portal. Record seekers may use the platform to view the inmate’s physical details, docket numbers, charges, and bond status. Other information concerning inmate welfare may be requested from the sheriff’s office or detention center. Inmates are also allowed online and onsite visits, but these have to be scheduled 24 hours in advance. Only three visitors are permitted during an online visitation as well. Minors are also to be accompanied by their parents or legal guardians. There are six jails and prisons in Hall County, serving 207,369 residents. It is ranked 126th out of 159 in jails per capita.

Jails and Prisons Name:
Address:
City:
Hall County Correctional Institution
1694 BARBER ROAD
GAINESVILLE
Hall County Jail
1700 BARBER ROAD
GAINESVILLE

Police Departments and Sheriff Offices in Hall County

Arrest Records in Hall County, Georgia

Hall County arrest records are available to all interested parties, provided there are no barring legal exemptions. The Hall County Sheriff’s office is the main custodian for arrest records though they may also be accessed from local police departments. Arrest records detail the person’s physical features, witness statements, mugshot, the arresting officer, and detaining agency. Some records, though, are not accessible to all requesters as they contain confidential information. These may include juveniles, victim identities, child custody, financial information, and ongoing criminal investigations. Eligible requesters, though, may also obtain both arrest and criminal records from the County Sheriff’s office, which charges on a page basis. Hall County has nine police departments. It is ranked 135th out of 159 police departments per capita, and the crime rate is 37.83 per 1,000 residents.

Police Departments Name:
Address:
City:
Hall County Sheriff's Office
2859 Browns Bridge Rd
Gainesville

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