🛡️ INMATEOPS VICTIM SAFETY PROGRAM ● FREE & CONFIDENTIAL · CLAYTON COUNTY, GA
FREE VICTIM SAFETY ALERTS

Know before
they walk out.

We monitor the Clayton County jail around the clock. The moment your abuser's status changes — bond posted, release pending — you get an alert. Before they're at your door.

Register for Free Alerts How It Works
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100% Free — Always
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No account required
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Anonymous registration
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Alerts within minutes
⚠ If you are in immediate danger, call 911.
This service is not a substitute for emergency services.
National DV Hotline · 24/7 · Free
1-800-799-7233
Crisis Text Line · 24/7
Text HOME → 741741
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Active Safety Watches
~5min
Average Alert Time
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Cost to You, Forever
The Service

Real-time custody alerts,
built for your safety.

DocketStream continuously monitors the Clayton County Detention Center. When the custody status of someone you're watching changes, we notify you immediately — by email or phone — so you have time to act.

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Bond Set Alerts
The moment a bond amount is posted for someone in custody, you receive an alert. Bond means they could be released within hours.
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Release Alerts
When an individual is released from the Clayton County Detention Center, you are notified immediately — day or night.
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Fully Confidential
Your identity is never revealed. Your registration and contact info are encrypted and never shared with the defendant or any third party.
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Email & Phone Alerts
Choose how you want to be reached — email, phone, or both. No app to install. Works on any device.
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No Account Needed
You don't need a username, password, or subscription. Register with just a name to monitor and a way to reach you.
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24/7 Monitoring
Our system checks the jail roster continuously — including nights, weekends, and holidays. We never sleep so you can.
How It Works

Simple to set up.
Powerful when it matters.

The whole process takes about 60 seconds. You'll receive a reference code to track your registration status.

Start Now — It's Free
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Enter the person's name
Provide the name of the person you want to monitor — as it appears on the jail roster. A case number helps us match exactly, but it's optional.
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Give us a way to reach you
Email, phone number, or both. Your identity remains confidential — you can use any alias or no name at all.
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Choose your alert triggers
Select whether you want to be alerted when bond is set, when they are released, or both. You stay in control.
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We watch. You get alerted.
An advocate reviews your registration (usually same day). Once approved, our system monitors the roster 24/7 and alerts you the moment anything changes.
Who This Is For

Anyone who needs to know.

You don't have to be in an active crisis to use this service. If someone's release would affect your safety, you deserve to know.

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Domestic Violence Survivors
Know immediately when your abuser posts bond or is released so you can take action to stay safe.
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Parents & Guardians
Monitor someone who has threatened your family or your children's safety.
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Stalking Victims
Stay ahead of a stalker's release and make arrangements with law enforcement before they're free.
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Witnesses & Informants
Monitor someone whose release could impact your cooperation with an ongoing case.
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Neighbors & Community
Know when someone in your neighborhood who poses a safety concern is back in the community.
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Victim Advocates & Attorneys
Register on behalf of clients to ensure they receive timely notification of custody changes.
Privacy & Security

Your safety includes your privacy.

We take your confidentiality as seriously as your safety. Here's our commitment to you.

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Your name is never required
Register completely anonymously. Use "Anonymous", your first name only, or any alias. We never ask for your last name.
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Never shared with the defendant
Your contact information and the existence of your watch is strictly confidential. We never contact the person being monitored.
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Delete anytime
Use your reference code to check or cancel your registration at any time. Contact us and your data will be deleted.
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Alert-only contact
We only use your contact information to send you custody status alerts and a confirmation. We never use it for marketing.
FAQ

Common questions.

Is this service really free?
Yes — completely free, now and always. The victim safety alert program is provided as a public service. There is no subscription, no hidden fee, and no account required.
What counties or jails does this cover?
Currently the service monitors the Clayton County Detention Center in Jonesboro, GA. We are working to expand coverage to additional Georgia counties.
How quickly will I be alerted after a status change?
Our system checks the jail roster every few minutes. In most cases, you'll receive an alert within 5–15 minutes of a bond or release event being reflected in the jail system. There may be a short delay between when an event physically occurs and when it appears in the official roster.
Will the person being monitored know I registered?
No. Your registration is completely confidential. The defendant has no way to see who has requested alerts on them. We never contact the person being monitored and we never share your identity with anyone.
What if the person isn't currently in jail?
You can still register a watch. If the person is currently out of custody, we will monitor for any future booking and notify you if they are arrested and later post bond or are released.
What if I don't know their exact name or docket number?
Partial names are accepted. Providing a docket or case number helps us match the right person, but it's optional. An advocate will review your submission and confirm the match before activating your alert watch.
How do I cancel or update my registration?
Use the reference code you received when you registered to check your status at victim_advocate.php. To cancel or update, email us at safety@docketstream.org with your reference code.
I don't have email. Can I still register?
Yes. You can provide a phone number instead of — or in addition to — an email address. We'll send alerts via text message to your phone.
Additional Resources

You're not alone.

These organizations offer crisis support, legal assistance, and safety planning — all free and confidential.

Crisis Support · National
National Domestic Violence Hotline
Free, confidential crisis support, safety planning, and local referrals. Available in 200+ languages.
1-800-799-7233
Call or text · 24/7
Crisis Text · National
Crisis Text Line
Text-based crisis support from trained counselors. Free, confidential, available 24/7.
Text HOME to 741741
SMS only · 24/7
Legal Aid · Georgia
Georgia Legal Aid
Free civil legal help for low-income Georgians, including protective orders and family law matters.
georgialegalaid.org
Online resources + referrals
Shelter · Clayton County
Clayton County Crisis Center
Emergency shelter, counseling, and advocacy services for DV survivors in Clayton County.
770-373-1212
Local · 24/7 hotline
Stalking · National
Victim Connect Resource Center
Connect with local crime victim services organizations, including stalking and harassment cases.
1-855-4-VICTIM
Mon–Fri 9am–5pm ET
Protection Orders · Georgia
Georgia Family Violence Project
Resources on obtaining a Temporary Protective Order (TPO) in Georgia, including self-help guides.
gcadv.org
Georgia Coalition Against DV
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Takes 60 seconds. No account. No cost. Just the information you need to stay safe.

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CONFIDENTIAL · ANONYMOUS REGISTRATION AVAILABLE · CLAYTON COUNTY, GA