How to Send Inmate Mail
Note: Bulk mailings are NOT permitted at JailATM.com and will be denied.
In an effort to curb the introduction of drugs into facilities, Clarke County Jail has updated their procedure for sending mail to inmates. All inmate personal mail will be sent to a central processing facility, opened, scanned, and made available electronically to the inmate at the facility for a period of 14 days on devices.
Personal inmate mail
Use the following address utilizing existing jail facility mail rules:
JailATM.com – Clarke County Jail
Inmate Name / Inmate Number
925B Peachtree St. NE, Box 2062
Atlanta, GA 30309
Legal Mail
Legal mail shall be mailed directly to the jail facility. All legal mail must be sent by a legally approved entity. Contact the jail for list of legally approved entities.
Legal Mail
Inmate Name/Inmate Number
Clarke County Jail
3015 Lexington Rd
Athens, Ga 30605
Money Orders
Money Orders shall be mailed directly to the jail facility.
Attn: Business Office
Inmate Name/Inmate Number
Clarke County Jail
3015 Lexington Rd
Athens, Ga 30605
Business and Transactional Documents
Business and Transactional documents must be mailed directly to the jail facility. These include:
- Checks
- Passbooks
- Deposit Slips
- Birth Certificates
- Social Security Cards
- Driver's License
| - Alien Registration Card/Green Card
- Welfare Card
- Medical Card
- School Diplomas
- Personal Identification Card
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To mail official documents, use this address:
Attn: Business Office
Inmate Name/Inmate Number
Clarke County Jail
3015 Lexington Rd
Athens, Ga 30605
Official documents sent directly to the institution will be process by the procedure below.
Transactional Documents
For transactions that require the inmate to sign or otherwise enter information on an original in order to carry out a transaction (i.e. endorsing a check, transferring a vehicle title, etc.) the original document must be mailed as follows:
Attn: Business Office
Inmate Name/Inmate Number
Clarke County Jail
3015 Lexington Rd
Athens, Ga 30605
The Business Office/designee will coordinate a time for the inmate to review, sign documents if desired and pay to have the document mailed out of the facility. Any general inmate correspondence for the inmate included with transactional documents will be destroyed and inmates will not be permitted to keep original documentation sent through this process.
Mail Requirements for Inmates
All inmates are permitted to send and receive mail. Mail can be sent to anyone EXCEPT: victims of your crime, inmates, former inmates, parolees, probationers, co-defendants, current or former Jail employees, current or former contract employees, current or former volunteers, anyone who has an active Protection from Abuse Order (PFA) against the inmate that prohibits such contact.