How to send messages, photos, and packages
Charles B. Webster Detention contracts with Combined Public Communications for inmate phone service. Calls cost $0.16 per minute plus applicable taxes—roughly $2.40 plus tax for a 15-minute call. To keep someone connected, add money to their phone account through InmateSales.com, the InmateSales mobile app, or by calling (702) 829-3001. Blue kiosks in the lobby and visitation center also accept in-person deposits. One thing to know: inmates in Disciplinary Segregation can't make general phone calls. Calls and messages may be monitored, and some services require you to set up and verify a vendor account beforehand.
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Address your mail correctly and stick to what the jail allows. That's the best way to make sure your letter and photos actually reach your loved one instead of getting rejected or destroyed.
Charles B. Webster Detention Center has two different mailing addresses—one for regular mail, one for legal mail. Using the correct address (with proper formatting) keeps your letter from getting rejected or delayed.
Mail rules here are strict—using the wrong address is one of the fastest ways to get a letter rejected. Use the correct address for the type of mail, keep everything letter-size and scanner-friendly, and only include what's allowed so it actually reaches your person.
Keep everything letter-size. Incoming mail at Charles B. Webster Detention Center must be no larger than 8.5 x 11 inches.
Mail rules at Charles B. Webster Detention Center are strict—mail that doesn't follow the guidelines can be destroyed. Here's what you need to know to keep your letter (and photos) from getting rejected.
Combined Public Communications handles inmate phone service at Charles B. Webster Detention. Set up and verify your vendor account before expecting calls or scheduling video visits.
Standard calls are billed at $0.16 per minute plus tax. A 15-minute call is cited as about $2.40 plus tax.
Add funds online at InmateSales.com, through the InmateSales mobile app, or by calling (702) 829-3001. Blue kiosks in the jail lobby and visitation center also accept deposits. Make sure your vendor account is verified so the inmate can actually use the funds.
No. Inmates in Disciplinary Segregation are not allowed to make general phone calls.
Send non-legal mail to the facility’s designated PO Box in Kentucky. Put the inmate’s full name and inmate ID on every piece of mail.
Attorneys should send legal or privileged mail to Richmond County Jail at 1941 Phinizy Rd, Augusta, GA 30906. This mail is handled separately from non-legal correspondence.
Your first visit goes smoother when you show up with the right ID and enough time to spare. Here's what Charles B. Webster Detention Center requires before you can enter the visitation area.
Bringing a child to visit takes extra planning. Here's what you need to know about the rules for minors (under 17) at Charles B. Webster Detention Center—and how to avoid getting turned away.
Need to budget for calls or fund an account fast? Here's what matters: the phone vendor, the per-minute rate, and how to add money.
