Locate BCCI Release Records

BCCI State Release Paths

Bulloch County Correctional Institution houses state offenders under contract with GDC and certain county-sentenced inmates. GDC describes its state population as adult male felons at medium security. A person leaving BCCI may be released from a state sentence, released to parole, transferred within GDC, or returned to another authority. A county-sentenced person's record may also require the local court. The Sheriff's Interop jail roster is not the main BCCI release source.

A parole release ends confinement but starts community supervision. A discharge can mark a different point in the sentence. A maximum release date is a computed state date, while a Tentative Parole Month is only the month for Board final review. Those labels should be preserved rather than calling every date a release day.

Confirm BCCI Release Records

Start at the GDC Find an Offender page. Search by name, then narrow with GDC ID, case information, age, sex, physical details, or other fields offered. Match the sentence, county, offense, and photo when available.

1. Identify the correct person and GDC record.
2. Read the current facility and custody status.
3. Record the exact date label, such as MRD, TPM, parole date, release date, or discharge.
4. Use the Parole Board database if the record points to parole.
5. Verify material facts with GDC Inmate Records or the sentencing court.

GDC expressly directs users to verify online information by written correspondence. The Bulloch released inmate lookup helps when custody type is uncertain.

BCCI Records and Contact

Facility staff can address local operational questions, while GDC controls the state offender record. Written verification should identify the name, GDC ID when known, county case, and precise release field needed.

GDC Inmate Records and Information accepts verification correspondence at PO Box 1529, Forsyth, GA 31029. GDC lists Inmate Concerns and Questions at (404) 656-4661 and mail at 300 Patrol Road, Forsyth.

BCCI and Bulloch Jail Differ

BCCI and the county jail occupy nearby parts of the U.S. 301 North correctional area. The similar location can hide a major records distinction. Bulloch County Jail is a Sheriff's Office detention facility with an Interop booking roster. BCCI belongs to the state correctional path for its GDC population. Someone can leave the jail through transfer to BCCI without being free in the community.

The source follows the custody event, not merely the Bulloch location.

Read BCCI Release Dates

MRD means maximum release date. TPM means Tentative Parole Month, a target for final Board review rather than a guaranteed release. The Board may set a parole date, change a prior decision before release, or deny parole. Performance Incentive Credit may affect an eligible offender's TPM or MRD through approved work, conduct, treatment, vocational, or education progress. GDC says eligible participants may earn up to twelve points and potentially one to twelve months of credit. The process is not automatic, and exclusions apply.

BCCI Parole After Release

When the Board releases a person on parole in the Bulloch area, Georgia DCS provides local supervision through its Statesboro Field Office. That office serves Bulloch and neighboring counties from 15 N Main Street and keeps weekday hours from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. DCS does not decide parole and is not a BCCI records desk. It becomes relevant after Board and GDC records establish supervision.

County misdemeanor probation is separate. A county-sentenced person could instead report to Bulloch County Probation under a local court order. The judgment, offender record, and supervision source should be reconciled before contacting an office.

Official BCCI Facility Record

The official GDC BCCI page shows the facility identity and state role.

This view helps distinguish BCCI from the Sheriff's jail before a release search begins.

Request BCCI Release Verification

A state release question should name the exact record needed. Useful choices include the facility release date, maximum release date, parole date, discharge status, or transfer record. Include the person's full name, GDC number when known, birth date, sentencing county, and case number. Those details help GDC separate people with similar names and locate the correct sentence. Keep the request focused because a broad request can obscure the one fact needed.

For a county-sentenced person at BCCI, also contact the sentencing court. A court order may explain time served, probation, sentence credit, or another disposition that the state locator does not show clearly. The Bulloch Clerk accepts requests at clerkinfo@bullochcounty.net and asks for a name and case number when available. A state offender's parole status belongs with the Board and DCS, not the county jail.

Online fields can change as records are recalculated or updated. Save the date checked, exact label, and GDC identification number. Written confirmation should be preferred when planning a pickup, confirming supervision, correcting a personal record, or preparing for court. No single screen should be stretched beyond the fact it actually reports.

Complete the BCCI Release Check

A release from BCCI does not establish what happened to every underlying charge. A state sentence can end while a separate case, hold, registry duty, or supervision term remains relevant. Check the sentencing order and any other named jurisdiction. If the GDC record indicates parole, use the Board and DCS. If it indicates discharge, confirm what that label means for the particular sentence.

When the person was among BCCI's county-sentenced population, local court and county records may supply details that a state search does not display. Record the date each source was checked. Preserve the exact status wording rather than translating it into a broader claim. This source-by-source check accurately separates confinement, release, supervision, and sentence completion.