Callaway County Jail, MO
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Getting Your Free Video Visit at Callaway County Jail: How to Schedule the 24‑Hour Lobby Kiosk Visit
Callaway County Jail offers one free video visit per week using a kiosk in the Sheriff’s Office lobby, but you have to schedule it at least 24 hours ahead through the jail’s video visitation vendor, NCIC Inmate Communications.
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How to Send Mail to Someone at Callaway County Jail (Postcard-Only Rules)
Callaway County Jail only accepts personal mail as postcards — no letters, no envelopes. Follow the formatting and addressing rules below to make sure your message gets through.
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What Happens to an Inmate's Property at Callaway County Jail (Inventory, Storage, and Release Rules)
Tracking down a loved one's belongings after booking can get confusing quickly. Here's how Callaway County Jail handles property at intake, what can and can't be released, and who to call when you need answers.
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Visitation
- A free weekly video visit is available at a kiosk in the Sheriff’s Office lobby when scheduled at least 24 hours in advance via ncic.com.
- NCIC Inmate Communications is the vendor providing Callaway County Jail’s inmate telephone and video visitation services.
- All inmate telephone calls at this facility are placeable only as collect calls.
Communication
- NCIC Inmate Communications provides Callaway County Jail's telephone and video services.
- All inmate telephone calls are placeable only as collect calls.
- Remote video visits require creating an account on ncic.com and incur a fee.
Mail & Letters
- Callaway County Jail accepts only incoming personal mail on postcards (postcard-only policy effective 05/01/2021).
- Postcards must be standard white and no larger than 5"x7"; index cards and photographs are not allowed.
- Stamps are removed from incoming postcards before inmates receive them, and mail with bleached postage stamps will not be mailed.
Sending Money
- Keefe Commissary Group provides commissary services to Callaway County Jail.
- Friends and family can deposit funds via a Keefe kiosk in the lobby, online at accesscorrections.com, or by calling 1-866-345-1884.
- Approved online commissary purchases use mocountypackages.com or Access Securepak, and Access Securepak orders submitted by Thursday are delivered the following Thursday.
Facility Info
- Inmates are locked in their assigned cells approximately 11:00 PM–8:00 AM and 3:00 PM–4:30 PM except for approved exceptions.
- An inmate's personal property is inventoried at intake and placed in a sealed inmate property bag; illegal items are seized for investigation.
- Personal clothing will not be released except under special circumstances approved by the Jail Administrator or Lieutenants.
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Topic Overviews
Visitation
Callaway County Jail offers one free video visit per week using a kiosk in the Sheriff's Office lobby. You'll need to schedule at least 24 hours ahead through ncic.com. The jail also has remote video visitation through NCIC Inmate Communications—create an account on ncic.com and expect to pay a fee. NCIC handles inmate phone services too, and all calls are collect only. Schedules and formats can vary, so give yourself extra time to book and check in.
Read full guideCommunication
Phone and video services at Callaway County Jail run through NCIC Inmate Communications. All inmate phone calls are collect only. For video visits, head to ncic.com—remote visits require an account and a fee. Want a free option? The jail offers one kiosk-based video visit per week in the Sheriff's Office lobby, but you must schedule at least 24 hours in advance through ncic.com. Phone and video access shuts down during lockdowns, and jail administration can revoke communication privileges. Staff won't pass messages or relay phone numbers to inmates. For non-urgent matters, use the mail process. For verified emergencies, call the jail and ask for the duty supervisor.
Read full guideMail & Letters
Callaway County Jail only accepts postcards for personal mail (policy effective 05/01/2021). Legal mail follows separate procedures. Send everything to PO Box 817, addressed "C/O Callaway County Jail," with the inmate's full name. Personal mail must be a standard white postcard no larger than 5"x7"—index cards, photographs, and drawings aren't allowed. Stamps get removed before delivery, and mail with bleached postage stamps won't be sent out. The jail refuses packages, magazines, books, and newspaper subscriptions. They'll be returned, and the jail won't cancel subscriptions on an inmate's behalf. Don't mail cash or money—use the lobby kiosk, accesscorrections.com, or ncic.com instead. If your mail gets rejected, send appeals to Lt Melissa Ewens at PO Box 817.
Read full guideSending Money
Keefe Commissary Group runs commissary at Callaway County Jail. There's a Keefe kiosk in the jail lobby for in-person deposits, or you can add money online at accesscorrections.com or by phone at 1-866-345-1884. Kiosk and card deposits usually post quickly—helpful when you need same-day availability. Want to order items instead? Approved online commissary purchases go through mocountypackages.com and Access Securepak. Submit Access Securepak orders by Thursday for delivery the following Thursday. Account funds can be used for approved purchases under facility rules, and commissary access is a privilege that can be revoked for bad behavior.
Read full guideCommon Questions
Showing 6 of 15How do I schedule the free kiosk video visit at Callaway County Jail?
Schedule the free weekly kiosk video visit at least 24 hours in advance through ncic.com. The kiosk is located in the Sheriff’s Office lobby.
VisitationDo remote video visits at Callaway County Jail cost money?
Yes. Remote video visits are set up through ncic.com, require an account, and incur a fee.
VisitationWho provides phone and video services at Callaway County Jail, and are inmate calls free?
NCIC Inmate Communications provides the jail’s phone and video services. Inmate telephone calls are collect calls only.
VisitationHow do I schedule a video visit with an inmate at Callaway County Jail?
Create an account on ncic.com to schedule and pay for remote video visits. For the free weekly kiosk visit in the Sheriff's Office lobby, book through ncic.com at least 24 hours ahead.
CommunicationCan jail staff deliver a message or relay a phone number to an inmate?
No. Jail staff aren’t permitted to pass or forward messages to inmates. For non-urgent communication, follow the facility mail policy; for verified emergencies, contact the jail and request to speak with the duty supervisor (validation may be required).
CommunicationAre inmate phone calls free and can I call an inmate directly?
All inmate phone calls are collect only—you can't call an inmate directly, and the recipient handles charges through their phone provider or account. Phone and video privileges may be monitored and can be revoked by jail administration.
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Callaway County Jail is located in Missouri. Phone calls and video visits are handled through NCIC Inmate Communications.
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