How to send messages, photos, and packages
Detainees at Baker County Detention Center cannot receive incoming phone calls. If you need to pass along urgent information, call (904) 259-3311 with the detainee's full name, alien registration number, and your contact information. Messages left through this process are delivered to the detainee. For everyday communication, Baker County provides in-facility tablets through HomeWAV for non-confidential messaging. The ICE facility page links to the HomeWAV app on the Apple App Store and Google Play for downloads and setup. Tablet features, moderation rules, and payment requirements vary by vendor and facility, so follow HomeWAV and facility guidance for current details.
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No. Detainees at Baker County Detention Center cannot receive incoming phone calls.
Call (904) 259-3311 and provide the detainee’s full name, alien registration number, and your contact information. Messages left through this urgent-message process will be given to the detainee.
Baker County provides tablets and uses HomeWAV for non-confidential messaging and tablet communication. Use the HomeWAV app pages linked from the facility/ICE site for app downloads and setup details.
Need to confirm whether someone is being held at Baker County or get basic custody details? Calling is usually your fastest option. Here's the number, when to call, and what you'll need before you pick up the phone.
If you need to pass time-sensitive information to someone held at Baker County Detention Center, you can’t call them directly—detainees cannot receive incoming calls. Instead, use the facility’s urgent-message line to leave a message for the detainee.
Need to get a time-sensitive message to someone at Baker County Detention Center? The fastest way is through the facility's urgent-message line. Here's the number to call, what information you'll need, and what happens after.
