How to Contact an Inmate at Canyon County Jail (ID)

At Canyon County Jail, inmate video visits are scheduled through InmateSales.com. That same site handles funding an inmate's account for video visits or phone calls, making it the central hub for both scheduling and payments.

Prefer an in-person option? The jail has a CTel kiosk in the lobby. You can use it for video visits and to add funds to an inmate's account.

1. Schedule the visit through InmateSales.com. Canyon County Jail directs visitors to use InmateSales.com to set up inmate visits.
2. Add money to the inmate’s account through InmateSales.com. This is the listed option for funding an account for video visits or phone calls.
3. Keep your confirmation details handy. If you need to make a change later, having the account information and any confirmation emails or reference numbers saves time.

1. Use the CTel kiosk in the jail lobby. This kiosk is available as an in-person way to handle video visits.
2. Use the kiosk to fund the account if needed. The lobby kiosk can also be used to place funds into an inmate’s account.

• ✓ Expect outbound calls only. Incoming telephone calls for juveniles are not accepted.
• ✓ Plan around limited weekly calls. After admission, juveniles may make at least two telephone calls per week to a parent, grandparent, or guardian.
• ✓ Make sure the right adult is available. Calls are specifically described as going to a parent, grandparent, or guardian.

Before you schedule or fund anything, confirm that InmateSales.com is still the required system for Canyon County Jail. While you're there, check current pricing, accepted payment methods, and any timing rules for scheduling visits.

Planning to use the CTel kiosk? Verify that it's available when you intend to go and that it supports what you need (video visit setup vs. adding funds). Lobby access and kiosk availability can shift based on facility operations.

Juvenile communication rules tend to be strict. Confirm the current call allowance and whether parents, grandparents, or guardians need to go through any approval or verification steps before they can receive calls.