How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
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.
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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.
Callaway County Jail offers two video visit options: a free weekly visit at an on-site kiosk, or paid remote visits from home. The main difference? Cost and convenience.
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.
Yes. Remote video visits are set up through ncic.com, require an account, and incur a fee.
NCIC Inmate Communications provides the jail’s phone and video services. Inmate telephone calls are collect calls only.
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