How to send messages, photos, and packages
Carter County Jail is located at 100 South Washington, Ardmore, OK 73401. The phone number is (580) 223-6014. Most communication with someone inside happens through outgoing phone calls, vendor-run video visits, and electronic messaging from third-party vendors. Calls are typically outgoing only (the inmate places the call, and you accept it) and may be recorded or monitored. Costs and payment options depend on the vendor. These can include collect, prepaid, or direct-billed arrangements. To receive calls or join video visits, you'll generally need to create an account with the approved vendor, register your phone number, and schedule visits if required. Before trying to connect, check the booking pages or the vendor site for available services, supported devices, and setup steps.
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Every piece of mail going to Carter County Jail needs your first and last name plus a complete return address on the envelope. Missing or incomplete return addresses can stop your letter before it ever reaches your loved one.
Mail gets rejected for small, fixable reasons. Follow the rules and checklist below so your letter or photos actually make it through at Carter County Jail.
The jail’s booking pages list the address as 100 South Washington, Ardmore, OK 73401. The phone number shown on those pages is (580) 223-6014.
Inmates place outgoing calls that you accept. Inbound calls to the facility aren't typical. You may need to set up an account with the approved phone vendor, register and verify your phone number, and choose between collect, prepaid, or direct-billing options.
Create an account with the facility's approved vendor, select the facility and the person you're visiting, then schedule through the vendor's site or app. Messaging options vary by vendor. Check the vendor's rules before sending anything like photos or documents.
If you need to reach someone held at Carter County Jail, start with the facility's main phone number and address. From there, you can confirm the current rules for calls, mail, and visits before sending anything or making the trip.
Carter County Jail uses NCIC Inmate Communication Systems for video visits and phone services. You'll use the NCIC website to schedule video visits, make calls to an inmate, and add money to their phone account.
To make a deposit through JailATM, you'll need to sign in with your email address or user name. You can also create a new account from that same sign-in page. A few key details (fees, processing times, deposit limits, and accepted payment types) aren't covered here, so verify those directly on JailATM before submitting a payment.
