Forsyth County · Cumming · Johns Creek, GA
Up Highway 9 toward the Dawson County line, past where the subdivisions thin out. Silver City is unincorporated Forsyth — Sheriff’s jurisdiction, Cumming booking, and a bondsman who answers at any hour.
Silver City sits in the north-west of the county along the Highway 9 corridor, close enough to the Dawson County line that arrests occasionally happen on the wrong side of it. That matters, because a Dawson County arrest books into the Dawson County Detention Center in Dawsonville, not into Forsyth.
If you are not certain which county the stop happened in, give us the name and we will check both. We work the booking desks in Dawson, Hall and Cherokee as well as Forsyth, so either answer is one we can act on.
Two-lane state routes, long distances between towns and very little public transport produce a predictable mix: DUI, driving while licence suspended, no proof of insurance, and warrants that surface at a stop for something minor. Add drug possession found during those stops, and that is most of what we handle in this part of the county.
None of it is unusual and none of it makes anyone a bad person. It does mean that if there is an old warrant sitting out there, a broken tail light is all it takes to turn a Tuesday into a night in Cumming.
Common questions
The Forsyth County Jail in Cumming, at 202 Veterans Memorial Boulevard. Silver City is unincorporated Forsyth County.
Then booking is at the Dawson County Detention Center in Dawsonville. We work that desk too — call with the name and we will confirm which county has them.
No. The premium is 15% of the bond regardless of where in the county the arrest happened. Georgia caps it and we do not add travel fees.
Yes. Co-signers sign remotely by email routinely, and it does not slow the release down.
One call to 24-7 Best Bonding starts the paperwork. We answer around the clock, every day of the year, and we drive to the Forsyth County Jail so your family does not have to.