How to send messages, photos, and packages
Video visitation and calls at Calloway County Jail require either a deputy present or VendEngine monitoring, and you should expect them to be recorded. Sessions can be terminated for prohibited behavior, including indecent exposure, nudity, drugs, alcohol, illegal activity, and abusive behavior. If the jail ends your video session, there are no refunds. Kiosks with handsets are available onsite in the main jail library and the workhouse kitchen. For remote visits or electronic messaging, create an account with the jail's approved communications vendor ahead of time and schedule video visits through their system. Calls and electronic messages are typically monitored or recorded.
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Sending mail to someone at Calloway County Jail is straightforward—just use the correct address and keep everything scanner-friendly. Most rejected mail comes down to wrong addresses or items that can't be processed.
No. There are no refunds for video call sessions terminated by the jail.
Kiosks with handsets are available in the main jail library and the workhouse kitchen.
Yes. Video visitation and calls require a deputy to be present or monitoring through VendEngine and are subject to recording. Sessions can be terminated for prohibited behavior such as indecent exposure, nudity, drug or alcohol use, illegal activity, or abusive behavior.
If your loved one was just booked into Calloway County Jail, you have a short window to drop off approved items in person. The jail accepts permitted items at the main facility during regular business hours—but only within five days of intake. After that window closes, you'll need to mail items directly from a manufacturer or retailer. No more in-person drop-offs.
Need to reach Calloway County Jail or request public records? Here are the direct contacts and what you need to know about inspecting or copying records.
Putting money on someone's books at Calloway County Jail? Know this: deposits can be used to pay down jail fees first. Here's how the main charges work and what that means for your money.
