Churchill Detention Facility, NV

Churchill Detention Facility handles visits remotely through Securus Video Connect, a web-based system you can use from anywhere with internet access. To get started, register in the facility's visitor system and wait for approval. Once approved, schedule your session through the Securus platform. Need to add money for an inmate? Family and friends can use the kiosk in the Sheriff's Office foyer rather than bringing cash to the jail. One thing to keep in mind after a new arrest: newly booked inmates are placed on a 48-hour lockdown and limited to one hour of phone calls per day during that period. For general questions about hours or county services, check the Churchill County administration contact information and weekday hours published by county administration.

Churchill Detention Facility handles remote video visits through Securus Video Connect, a web-based system for scheduling and joining sessions. Securus also supports messaging, photos, eCards, and sending video clips to your loved one. To get started, create an account with the approved vendor, add the inmate as a contact, then schedule a visit or send messages and media through the vendor portal or app. Need to add money? Family members can use the kiosk in the Sheriff's Office foyer (vendors commonly offer web and phone deposit options as well). Phone access can be limited at first. Newly booked inmates are locked down for 48 hours and get one hour of phone calls per day, then may move to a tier rotation for out-of-cell phone time.

The easiest confirmed way to add funds for someone at Churchill Detention Facility is the on-site deposit kiosk in the Sheriff's Office foyer. Other deposit methods commonly used in jails include a deposit coupon with a cashier's check or money order, facility-approved third-party online or card services, lobby kiosks, or in-person deposits, but availability depends on the facility's rules. Money placed in an inmate trust or commissary account typically goes toward commissary purchases, phone and tablet services, and other approved items. If you mail a money order or cashier's check, expect it to be held for review before release, which can delay availability. For in-person deposits, bring a valid photo ID and have the inmate's full name and ID number ready. Accepted payment types vary by location.