How to send messages, photos, and packages
Caddo County Detention Center doesn't offer in-person visiting. No internet at home? Use the facility's onsite kiosk during weekday business hours (Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.). All visits are recorded and must be scheduled at least 24 hours ahead, so plan accordingly. Each inmate is limited to two visits per day, 20 minutes each, with a required 10-minute cool-down between sessions. Even for attorney visits, the jail prohibits cell phones, laptops, chargers, knives, firearms, tobacco, lighters, and e-cigarettes. For phone or video access, follow the vendor process: create an account, select the facility and inmate, then register your phone or device.
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Mail for Caddo County inmates goes through a remote processing system. Get the address format right, and know that inmates receive electronic copies of their mail, not the physical letters.
Caddo County uses an electronic mail system for most inmate correspondence. Your loved one receives a digital copy of what you send, not the original paper letter. Mail goes to a remote processing address connected to City Tele Coin (CTC), not directly to the jail. Include the inmate's name and CTC PIN, along with the correct unit and address, so staff can match it to the right person. Once processed, the scanned mail is uploaded to the inmate's profile and can be viewed on facility kiosks or tablets.
No. Caddo County Detention Center doesn't offer face-to-face visits. No internet access? Use the onsite kiosk Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Visits are recorded and must be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance. Before your scheduled time, follow the vendor registration steps: create an account, choose the facility and inmate, and register your phone or device.
Each inmate may have up to two visits per day. Visits are 20 minutes each, with a 10-minute cool-down period between sessions.
Attorney visits run smoothly when you handle scheduling, identification, and prohibited items before you arrive. Use this checklist to avoid getting turned away at the door.
Getting an attorney-client visit at Caddo County Detention Center is straightforward — just follow the facility's rules for scheduling, ID, and contraband. Use the checklist below before you show up.
Trying to visit or support someone at Caddo County Detention Center? The most important thing to know: regular visits happen by remote video, not face-to-face.
