How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Visiting at Catoosa County Jail is by appointment only. Every visit—whether on-site or remote—must be scheduled through InmateSales.com or the InmateSales App. Jail staff won't set up visits, and they won't take appointment requests by phone. Book at least 12 hours before your visit time. On-site video visitation is free; schedule online or in the jail's visitation room, then use any available monitor at your appointment time. Remote video visits cost a small fee and require a computer, phone, or tablet with high-speed internet. For non-urgent questions, use the facility's general contact form—expect a response within one business day.
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Scheduling a video visit at Catoosa County Jail is straightforward once you know the two options—and the one rule that trips people up most: you have to book ahead.
Schedule all visits through InmateSales.com or the InmateSales App. Jail staff do not schedule visits, and they won’t set appointments by phone.
Yes. On-site video visitation at the jail is free and can be scheduled online or at the visitation room. At your scheduled time, use any available visitation monitor in the visitation room.
You’ll need a computer, smartphone, or tablet with high-speed internet. Remote video visits have a minimal fee and must be scheduled through InmateSales.com or the InmateSales App.
Use the facility’s general contact form for non-urgent questions. The site typically responds within one business day.
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