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Belmont County Jail does not accept incoming phone calls or electronic messages for incarcerated people. Your loved one must place outgoing calls using facility telephones. To set up a prepaid phone account, the jail directs contacts to I.C. Solutions using vendor phone and website information provided by the facility. Third-party vendors manage sign-up, payments, and technical rules, so expect a registration process and separate vendor terms. Keep in mind that jail phone calls and electronic communications are commonly monitored and recorded for security. If you need attorney-client confidentiality, confirm the correct process with the jail or vendor first.
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Letters to someone at Belmont County Jail don't go straight to the jail—they're routed through TextBehind's processing center in Phoenix, Maryland. Small envelope mistakes, like missing a full name or Jail ID, can keep your mail from getting through.
Belmont County Jail uses TextBehind to manage inmate mail. Your envelope goes to a P.O. Box in Phoenix, Maryland, not directly to the jail.
No. Belmont County Jail does not accept incoming calls or incoming electronic messages for inmates. Incarcerated people can place outgoing calls using the jail’s telephones.
The jail directs contacts to I.C. Solutions for assistance with prepaid phone accounts. Use the phone number or website information the jail provides and follow the vendor’s registration steps.
Yes, communications in detention facilities are routinely monitored and recorded for security. Check with the jail or the phone vendor for the specific rules, especially for attorney-client communications.
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