Cómo visitar, programación, código de vestimenta y requisitos para visitantes
Pinellas County Jail handles video visitation (both remote and kiosk) and messaging through Smart Communications. You'll need to create a Smart Communications account to schedule visits or send messages and photos. Remote video visits last 30 minutes and start on the hour and half-hour. Schedule at least 24 hours ahead, up to seven days in advance. Sessions are available daily from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Each inmate gets four free 30-minute remote or on-demand video visits per week. Additional time costs $0.16 per minute. Attorney visits work differently: in-person attorney visits run Monday through Friday, 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Out-of-state attorneys or after-hours visits need advance approval through pcj_visitationrequests@pcsonet.com.
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Send physical legal mail to: 14400 49th St. N, Clearwater, FL 33762. Write "LEGAL MAIL" on the envelope and include your client's full name and ID number to ensure proper routing.
Configurar una visita por video en Pinellas County Jail se reduce a usar la plataforma correcta y reservar dentro de las franjas de programación. Aquí tienes cómo preparar tu cuenta y asegurar un horario que funcione.
Las visitas por video en Pinellas County Jail se realizan a través de Smart Communications (SmartInmate). Una vez que tu cuenta esté configurada, puedes programar visitas de 30 minutos por adelantado o contestar una llamada a demanda de la persona en custodia.
Create a Smart Communications account to schedule video visits and to send messages or photos. Professional or attorney remote visits require registration through SmartInmate with a government ID and Bar Card for approval.
Remote video visits are 30 minutes and run on the hour and half-hour. You can schedule a visit at least 24 hours ahead and up to seven days in advance, and visits are available daily from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
In-person attorney visits are available Monday through Friday, 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Florida attorneys need to show a Florida driver license and valid Florida Bar card but don't need prior approval. Out-of-state attorneys or after-hours visits require division commander approval, requested via pcj_visitationrequests@pcsonet.com.
Using a money order? Get the details right before you send it. Pinellas County Jail requires the inmate's full name, docket number, and housing assignment on the money order. Missing any of these can delay processing, so double-check all three before mailing or dropping it off.
Pinellas County Jail maneja la mayoría de las comunicaciones de los reclusos a través de Smart Communications. Una vez que entienda cómo funcionan aquí las visitas por video, las llamadas telefónicas y el correo, mantenerse en contacto será mucho más fácil.
Starting April 15, 2025, Pinellas County Jail is switching to a paperless mail system. All incoming personal and legal mail gets digitized through Smart Communications—the person you're writing to reads it on an inmate tablet or wall kiosk, not as the original paper letter.
