The Floyd County Jail is at 2526 New Calhoun Highway Rome, GA 30161. Call the Floyd jail at 706-291-4111. The Floyd sheriff's main line call 706-314-0713.

Type the last name into Floyd County Inmate Search. A late-night arrest in Rome can take hours to show up while Floyd booking is done.

By state law, in Floyd County, a judge has to see a Floyd arrestee within 48 hours without a warrant and 72 hours with one. The Floyd judge may set a Floyd bond in cash, by bondsman or with Rome property.

• What a bondsman in Rome charges is set by state law, and Rome families do not get it back.
• A few grave charges in Rome need a superior court judge, so a Floyd wait may be longer.
• Missing a court date in Floyd County can mean a Floyd warrant and forfeited bond money.

More detail is on our Floyd County bail page.

Contact the Floyd sheriff's office at 706-314-0713 to ask about an active Floyd warrant. Before a surrender in Rome, talk to a lawyer.

The Rome Circuit public defender handles Floyd cases if a Floyd judge decides they cannot pay. A Floyd applicant owes a $50 fee, which a judge can waive.

Visiting hours can change, so phone 706-291-4111 before any trip to Rome. Our guides cover lobby visits at the Floyd jail and screen visits from Rome.

Inmates in Rome can call out of the Floyd jail, and incoming calls to the Rome jail are not allowed. We cover Floyd jail calls, inmate email in Rome and Floyd tablets.

Money sent to a Floyd account buys snacks and soap at the Rome commissary. Stick to the deposit options the Floyd jail posts. Read about Floyd deposits and the Rome jail store.

Write the person's full name on the Floyd envelope above the Rome jail address. Plain paper works best for Rome; glitter or tape on a letter to Rome may cause a return. See the Rome section of our mail page.

In Floyd County, anyone under 17 is handled in juvenile court. If a Floyd judge orders detention, the Department of Juvenile Justice sends Floyd youth to the Bob Richards Regional Youth Detention Center. A parent can phone the sheriff's office at 706-314-0713 to find their child.

Phone 706-291-4111 right away if your person in the Floyd County Jail has seizures or may hurt themselves in Rome. Ask the Rome nurse note the Floyd drug name and dose.

If the charge is federal, Floyd cases go to the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia, Rome Division, at Harold L. Murphy Federal Building & US Courthouse, 600 East First Street, Rome, GA 30161-3149, 706-378-4060. In Rome, a federal magistrate judge decides if the Floyd defendant can go home.

The U.S. Marshals hold people before trial, sometimes in a county jail. Once sentenced, check the BOP inmate locator.

• Step 1: Booking fingerprints reach federal systems ICE checks.
• Step 2: Each time Rome jails a non-citizen, O.C.G.A. 42-4-14 directs the Rome jailer to check immigration status , and the Rome jailer informs ICE if status is missing.
• Step 3: If ICE wants the person, it sends Form I-247A, which asks the Floyd 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: Per ICE, Floyd County has a 287(g) agreement.
• Step 6: After ICE picks up the person from Rome, try the ICE detainee locator for a Floyd case, or call the Atlanta field office for Floyd cases, 180 Ted Turner Dr SW, Suite 522, Atlanta, GA 30303, 404-893-1290.

When a Floyd case ends in prison, the Floyd inmate waits in the jail in Rome until the Georgia Department of Corrections picks them up. Next, the Georgia Department of Corrections moves the person from Rome to a diagnostic center. After that, Rome prisoners go wherever the state assigns them. Floyd families can look them up with GDC Find an Offender.

No. Under O.C.G.A. 35-1-19, police in Rome may not post a Floyd mugshot online. If you need a Floyd mugshot, phone the sheriff's office at 706-314-0713.

State prisoners have photos on GDC Find an Offender.

• Cave Spring Police Department: 706-777-3382
• Floyd County Police Department: 706-235-7766
• Rome Police Department: 706-238-5111
• Floyd County Sheriff's Office: 706-314-0713

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