Send Photos & Mail at Cache County Jail, UT

How to send messages, photos, and packages

Overview

Inmates at Cache County Jail can't receive incoming calls—they can only place outgoing calls, either collect or using pre-paid phone time they purchase. To accept calls or add minutes, set up an NCIC phone account online at www.ncic.com or by calling 800-943-2189. Don't want calls from the jail? Request a call block through jail administration at (435) 755-1000. Beyond phone calls, Utah facilities commonly offer video visits and electronic messaging. These typically require registering with a vendor and adding funds or scheduling time in advance.

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Quick Facts

  • All inmate outgoing calls at Cache County Jail are either collect or pre-paid.
  • Family and friends can fund inmate phone accounts through NCIC at www.ncic.com or by calling 800-943-2189.
  • To block inmate calls you can contact Cache County Jail administration at (435) 755-1000.
  • Phone calls, video visits, and electronic messaging are the three common communication methods used in Utah correctional facilities.
  • Incoming letters must be no larger than 8.5 x 11 inches or sent as an e-message; outgoing inmate mail is postcards or e-messages.

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Common Questions

How do I add money to an inmate's phone account at Cache County Jail?

Set up and fund an NCIC phone account to add pre-paid minutes. You can add funds online at www.ncic.com or by calling 800-943-2189.

Are inmate calls from Cache County Jail collect or prepaid?

All outgoing inmate calls from Cache County Jail are either collect calls or use pre-paid phone time purchased by the inmate.

How can I stop receiving calls from an inmate at Cache County Jail?

You can place a block on inmate calls by contacting Cache County Jail administration at (435) 755-1000.

What address and return info do I need when sending mail to someone at Cache County Jail?

Put your full name and complete return address on every letter. Address it to Cache County Jail and include the inmate’s full name along with the facility mailing address as the jail specifies.

How large can letters and photos be when mailed to an inmate at Cache County Jail?

Letters must be no larger than 8.5×11 inches (or sent as an e-message). Photos can be up to 5×7 inches, limited to five per envelope, and each photo needs the inmate’s name and number written on the back.

Can I send books or packages to an inmate at Cache County Jail?

Yes, but only under specific rules: books must be shipped directly from a bookstore, publisher, or approved retailer, and hardback books aren’t accepted (books sent may become part of the jail library). Packages sent from private residences, businesses, or PO boxes—especially anything larger or thicker than a letter—are typically returned to the sender.

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