How to send messages, photos, and packages
Staying in contact with someone at Central Regional Jail and Corr. Facility typically involves phone calls, video visits, or electronic messaging through third-party vendors. Calls and messages are generally monitored and screened for security. For video visits, you'll need to create a family account with the approved vendor, schedule your visit, accept online terms, and keep a payment method on file. Electronic messaging is usually text-only and screened. The inmate may need to approve your account before you can exchange messages. The facility resource guide also lists support lines, including Help4WV, the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, WV Medicaid contacts, and Women's Aid in Crisis.
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Start by creating an account with the facility's approved vendor. Accept the online visitation or messaging terms and add a payment method if required. From there, schedule the video visit or follow the vendor's process. For messaging, the inmate will need to approve you as a contact.
Yes. Calls and electronic messages are typically monitored and screened. Calls may also be recorded for security and retention purposes.
Check the facility resource guide. It lists local and statewide support contacts, including Help4WV, the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, WV Medicaid contacts, and Women’s Aid in Crisis.
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Trying to reach someone at Central Regional Jail and Correctional Facility? Here's what you should know upfront: the facility's published resource guide mostly lists statewide support hotlines and benefit programs. Those can be genuinely helpful for you and your family, but they're not the same as the jail's phone, mail, or visitation instructions.
Visiting someone at Central Regional Jail and Corr. Facility takes a little coordination up front. The two biggest things to get right: your approval status and whether you need to resubmit paperwork.
