How to send messages, photos, and packages
Atoka County Jail allows inmates to place outgoing calls only. These are typically collect calls billed to the person who answers or accepts the charges. For security, calls are monitored and recorded (attorney-privileged calls are excluded). In Oklahoma, phone service for correctional facilities is commonly handled by third-party vendors, so you may see Global Tel Link (GTL) on your billing. To receive calls, you'll usually need to create an account with the facility's approved vendor, select the correct facility and inmate, and register your phone number. Check the vendor site or the "How to Contact an Inmate at Atoka County Jail" guide for current steps.
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Calls from Atoka County Jail are outgoing only and billed as collect calls to the person who accepts them. You may need to set up an account with the facility's approved vendor and register your phone number before receiving calls. Calls are monitored and recorded except for attorney-privileged conversations.
Yes. Inmate calls are monitored and recorded for security purposes, and attorney-privileged calls are excluded from monitoring.
Many Oklahoma correctional facilities use Global Tel Link (GTL) for telephone service, so you may see GTL on billing and customer information. Confirm the current vendor and any required account setup on the facility or vendor website before accepting calls.
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