How to send messages, photos, and packages
Charlotte County Jail is run by the Charlotte County Sheriff's Office and houses about 65 inmates on average. The Sheriff's Office page lists the facility address and phone number if you need directions or contact details. Communication options typically include phone calls, video visits, and tablet-based messaging or photos—though availability depends on which services the jail uses. Before calling or setting up video, confirm the third-party vendor and whether you need to create a friends/family account, complete identity verification, and add funds. For registration, billing, or technical problems, contact the vendor directly rather than jail staff. Have a valid government photo ID and verified email ready when you register. Minors typically need adult accounts or supervision.
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Charlotte County Jail is operated by the Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office. You can find the jail’s address and phone number on the Sheriff’s Office page.
Phone calls, video visits, and tablet-based messaging or photos are common options. What's available depends on which services Charlotte County Jail uses.
Usually, yes. Most video or tablet services require a vendor account, identity verification, and a valid government photo ID. Minors generally need an adult account or supervision. For registration, payments, or technical issues, contact the vendor directly—not jail staff.
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