The Cobb County Adult Detention Center is at 1825 County Services Parkway Marietta, GA 30008. Cobb County also has Cobb County Work Release. Call the Cobb jail at 770-499-4200. The Cobb sheriff's main line go to 770-499-4611.

Type the last name into Cobb County Inmate Search. A late-night arrest in Marietta may take a few hours to post as Cobb staff finish booking.

In Cobb County, a judge has to see a Cobb arrestee within 48 hours without a warrant and 72 hours with one. The Cobb judge can order a Cobb bond in cash, by bondsman or with Marietta property.

• A bondsman's fee in Cobb County is set by state law, and Marietta families do not get it back.
• Some serious charges in Cobb County need the superior court, so a Cobb wait may be longer.
• Skipping a Cobb court date brings a Cobb warrant and the bond is lost.

More detail is on our Cobb County bail page.

Contact the Cobb sheriff's office at 770-499-4611 to check on a warrant in Marietta. Before turning yourself in to the Cobb jail, see a lawyer.

The Cobb County Circuit public defender covers Cobb cases when a Cobb judge finds the person cannot pay. A Cobb applicant owes a $50 fee, which a judge can waive.

Visit rules and times change, so call 770-499-4200 the day before you go to Marietta. We explain in-person visits at the Cobb jail and video visits from Marietta.

Inmates in Marietta can call out of the Cobb jail, and incoming calls to the Marietta jail are not allowed. Read about Cobb jail calls, messages in Marietta and Cobb tablets.

Money sent to a Cobb account covers snacks and soap at the Marietta commissary. Send money only through methods Marietta names. See our pages on Cobb deposits and the Marietta commissary.

Write the person's full name on the Cobb envelope above the Marietta jail address. Use plain paper for the Cobb jail; tape on mail to the Cobb jail gets it bounced. See the Marietta section of our mail page.

Cobb youth under 17 go to juvenile court. If a Cobb judge orders detention, DJJ uses the Marietta Regional Youth Detention Center for Cobb. Families can call the sheriff's office at 770-499-4611 to find their child.

Ring 770-499-4200 right away if your person in the Cobb County Adult Detention Center has seizures or may hurt themselves in Marietta. Tell the Cobb desk write down the medicine and dose.

A federal case from Cobb County is heard in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia, Atlanta Division, at Richard B. Russell Federal Building & US Courthouse, 75 Ted Turner Drive SW, Atlanta, GA 30303-3309, 404-215-1600. A magistrate judge in Atlanta decides if the Cobb defendant can go home.

Federal detainees stay with the U.S. Marshals, at times in the Cobb jail or another county jail. After sentencing, use the BOP inmate locator.

• Step 1: Booking fingerprints reach federal systems ICE checks.
• Step 2: For any non-citizen held in Cobb County, O.C.G.A. 42-4-14 directs the Cobb jail to check their status , and the Marietta jailer informs ICE if status is missing.
• Step 3: When ICE is interested, it sends Form I-247A, which asks the Cobb jail to keep them for up to 48 extra hours.
• Step 4: The 2024 law HB 1105 also wrote O.C.G.A. 42-1-11.5 and 36-80-23, which forbid local rules against helping ICE.
• Step 5: ICE lists the Cobb sheriff in its 287(g) program.
• Step 6: After ICE picks up the person from Marietta, use the ICE online locator for the Cobb detainee, or phone the Atlanta field office, which covers Marietta, 180 Ted Turner Dr SW, Suite 522, Atlanta, GA 30303, 404-893-1290.

After a Cobb County state prison sentence, the Cobb prisoner remains in the Cobb County Adult Detention Center until GDC transports them. The Georgia Department of Corrections sends the Cobb prisoner to a diagnostic center. After that, Marietta prisoners go wherever the state assigns them. Cobb County families can track them with GDC Find an Offender.

No. Under O.C.G.A. 35-1-19, the Cobb sheriff cannot post mugshots (booking photos) from Marietta on the web. If you need a Cobb mugshot, contact the sheriff's office at 770-499-4611.

State prisoners have photos on GDC Find an Offender.

• Acworth Police Department: 770-974-1232
• Austell Police Department: 770-944-4331
• Cobb County Police Department: 770-499-3900
• Kennesaw Police Department: 770-429-4535
• Marietta Police Department: 770-794-5300
• Norfolk Southern Railway Police Department: 404-529-1708
• Powder Springs Police Department: 770-943-1616
• Smyrna Police Department: 770-434-9481
• Cobb County Sheriff's Office: 770-499-4611

Sheriff's deputies patrol parts of Cobb County without a police force. Dial 911 in an emergency.