How to send messages, photos, and packages
Phone calls at Cass County Jail are handled through TurnKey Corrections. The jail provides a vendor phone number you can use to set up your account and add funds for calling services. Like many Missouri jails, phone and electronic communications are typically recorded and monitored. For remote video visitation, Cass County Jail uses InmateCanteen. Register or log in at inmatecanteen.com with a valid email address. Video visits work from computers with cameras only; mobile app access is not supported. Complete any vendor ID and verification steps before you try to place calls or schedule a video visit.
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Nothing's more frustrating than having mail rejected when you're trying to stay connected. Here's a quick checklist for Cass County Jail (MO) to help your letter or photos make it through.
Sending mail to someone at Cass County Jail? Keep it simple. The jail accepts letters and photos through the U.S. Postal Service, but everything needs a complete return address—otherwise it can't be processed or returned if there's a problem.
Want your mail to actually reach someone at Cass County Jail? Keep it simple. The jail only accepts letters and photos. Anything outside those rules gets rejected or destroyed.
Cass County Jail uses TurnKey Corrections for telephone service. The jail provides a vendor phone number for account setup. Create an account with the vendor and fund it according to their instructions before expecting calls.
No. Video visitation for Cass County Jail runs through InmateCanteen and is supported from computers with cameras, not a mobile app. Register or log in at inmatecanteen.com, and have a valid email address ready for registration.
Yes. Third-party phone, video, and electronic communications are typically recorded and monitored under standard jail vendor practices. You'll also need to follow the vendor's account setup and verification rules to use these services.
Trying to stay in touch with someone at Cass County Jail? You have three main options: phone calls, remote video visits, and paper mail. Here's what's currently listed for each method, plus what to double-check before you get started.
Requesting records can feel bureaucratic, especially when you need to move fast. Here's how records requests work at the Cass County Sheriff's Office—including response timelines and fees—so you can plan ahead.
Want to put money on someone's commissary at Cass County Jail? The jail uses TurnKey Corrections through InmateCanteen, and you can make deposits online.
