Hall County Correctional Institute serves to meet the workforce needs of the county and city while fulfilling an obligation to the Georgia Department of Corrections by providing safe and secure housing for inmates in compliance with applicable policies. Under contract with the Georgia Department of Corrections, the institution houses 240 inmates and, in return, the state pays Hall County $20 per day, per inmate, or approximately $1.7 million annually.

Hall County Correctional Institute provides an inmate labor force to the county, city, municipalities and other government agencies, thereby providing a work force at a significant savings. Some 40 to 50 inmate details work daily for county departments including Parks and Leisure, Road Maintenance, Resource Recovery and Solid Waste, as well as Gainesville City Public Works and Parks departments, performing a multitude of job tasks.

Georgia's Pardons and Parole Board and/or Department of Corrections mandates that inmates complete some or all of the following programs prior to release: General Education Development (GED), Bible Study, Victim Impact, Family Violence, Substance Abuse and Alcoholics Victorious.

Contact Information
Avery Niles Warden  770.531.6872  770.536.3709  Email  Media Resource	1694 Barber Road Gainesville, GA 30507