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Benton County Jail only allows inmates to make outgoing phone calls. The facility does not accept incoming calls to inmates. Current sources use both collect-call language and statements that inmate calls are prepaid, so the exact billing setup is unclear. For phone-related funds, you can use Correct Solution or add money at the sheriff's office lobby during posted hours. All visitation at this facility is handled through video visits, either on-site at the jail or remotely. Set up an account with the approved communications vendor, keep that account funded, and use a compatible device before scheduling a video visit.
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No. Inmates can only make outgoing calls, and Benton County Jail does not accept incoming calls to inmates.
Sources conflict. One describes calls as collect-only and says inmates are not provided a way to locate phone numbers, while another says calls are prepaid and funds can be added through Correct Solution or at the sheriff’s lobby.
Benton County Jail uses video visitation for all visits, either on-site or remotely. In general, you will need to create an account with the approved communications vendor, keep funds in that account, and use a compatible device before scheduling.
Trying to reach someone at Benton County Jail? Here's the key thing: you can't call them directly. Phone contact happens when the inmate calls you, and how the account is set up determines whether the call goes through.
Scheduling a visit at Benton County Jail is straightforward once you understand how it works. All visits are done by video. You can either come to the jail and use their video system on-site, or schedule a remote video visit from your own device at home.
You can add money for commissary or phone calls by calling the right provider, or by making a deposit in person at the Sheriff's Office lobby during set hours.
