How to send messages, photos, and packages
Inmate phone calls and video visitation at Chippewa County Jail run through CIDNET. You'll need to create an approved CIDNET account before scheduling either service, and video visits require at least 24 hours advance booking. Since communication goes through the vendor platform rather than direct dialing, plan to set up your account, register as an approved contact, and purchase any required credits or scheduling slots through the CIDNET portal. Calls and video sessions may be monitored and screened—follow vendor and facility instructions for attorney or other privileged communications. Visiting areas are handicapped accessible.
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Start by creating a CIDNET account and following the registration steps to get added as an approved contact. Use the exact name and details the facility has on file, then purchase any required credits or scheduling slots through the CIDNET portal. Approval can take time, so set this up before trying to schedule calls or video visits.
Video visits must be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance through CIDNET.
Yes—communications through vendor platforms are subject to monitoring and screening. For attorney or other privileged communications, follow CIDNET and facility instructions.
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