Belknap County Jail, Nh

Belknap County Jail uses Securus systems for inmate communications. Video visits happen through Securus Video Connect—scheduled, web-based sessions you can join from home or, when available, onsite at the facility. To schedule remotely, download the free Securus app or use a computer or tablet. For calls and other paid services, Securus offers several funding options: AdvanceConnect prepaid accounts, adding money to a contact's Securus Debit account, or Direct Bill (a monthly billing option designed for attorneys, bail bondsmen, and other frequent contacts). One heads-up: Securus isn't responsible for your internet quality or personal device setup, so make sure your connection is solid before your session.

Belknap County Jail advertises Access Corrections for sending money to incarcerated people, handling court-ordered financial obligations, posting bail, and making parole or probation payments. Deposit options vary by facility, so confirm the jail's approved method before sending funds. Common channels include online portals, lobby kiosks, phone vendors, or mail. Never send cash. If mailed deposits are allowed, follow the jail's instructions carefully and use a money order where required. Have the inmate's full name and booking or ID number ready—most deposit methods require this information to apply funds correctly. For phone or commissary funding, check the jail's approved vendor list to see which third-party services and prepaid or debit options are accepted.

Belknap County Corrections is located at 34 County Drive, Laconia, NH 03246. The main phone number is (603) 527-5400. Use these contact details for general questions, but confirm which office handles your specific request before moving forward. For Right-to-Know (public records) requests, figure out whether the records are held by the local facility, the county, or the New Hampshire DOC, then submit through that agency's accepted channels—email, fax, or mail. For complaints, commendations, or donations, follow the county's formal process. Some counties allow anonymous complaints, and certain donated items may require state-level approval.