How to send messages, photos, and packages
For detention-related questions at Aiken County Detention, call (803) 642-2040 or email sheriffdetention@aikencountysc.gov. Administrative questions go to (803) 642-1769 or sheriff@aikencountysc.gov. Records requests? Call (803) 642-1773 or email sheriffrecords@aikencountysc.gov. Phone calls, video visits, and electronic messaging run through a third-party vendor—not the jail. You'll set up an account, add funds, schedule sessions, and get tech support through the vendor's portal. Before trying to connect, confirm the person can receive remote communications and that you're on their approved contact or visitor list. Check scheduling rules too: some systems require booking days ahead and limit changes or cancellations once you've booked.
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Phone calls and video visits run through a third-party vendor, so scheduling and billing happen in the vendor's portal—not at the jail. First, confirm the person can receive remote communications and that you're on their approved contact or visitor list. Then create and verify your vendor account and follow their scheduling rules.
Detention questions: (803) 642-2040 or sheriffdetention@aikencountysc.gov. Administrative matters: (803) 642-1769 or sheriff@aikencountysc.gov. Records requests: (803) 642-1773 or sheriffrecords@aikencountysc.gov.
Yes. Phone, video, and electronic messaging are handled by third-party vendors that manage setup, scheduling, billing, and support. Check the vendor's scheduling window and cancellation rules before booking.
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Getting copies of records and removing sensitive info from court images are two separate processes in Aiken County. Here's who handles what—and how to make sure your request actually gets processed.
If an Aiken County public record posted online shows sensitive ID numbers, you can ask the Register of Deeds or Clerk of Court to redact that information from the publicly available image or copy.
