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How to Contact an Inmate at Clay County Detention (FL)
Trying to stay in touch with someone at Clay County Jail? Start with the two systems the jail uses: CPC for video visits and CPC for inmate phone calls.
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How to Send Money to Clay County Detention (FL)
Clay County Jail offers two ways to add money to an inmate's account: a lobby kiosk for in-person deposits and a phone option through Government Payment Service. Here's how each method works, along with the codes and limits you'll need.
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Setting Up and Scheduling Video Visits at Clay County Jail (CPC account, 24-hour rule, and onsite vs remote)
Video visitation at Clay County Jail starts with getting your CPC account approved and knowing the scheduling deadlines. Here's how it works, what you'll need to upload, and how free onsite visits compare to paid remote visits.
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Visitation
- All visits must be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance; weekend and Monday visits must be scheduled no later than Friday at 5 PM.
- Video visitation requires a CPC account created at the jail kiosk or online at InmateSales.com and submission of a profile photo plus a copy of a driver’s license.
- The onsite Visitation Center offers free in-person visits and posts its address, hours, and closures for visitors.
Communication
- Remote video visits are available daily during specified morning, afternoon, and evening windows; scheduling and pricing are handled at InmateSales.com.
- Combined Public Communications (CPC) provides inmate telephone service at Clay County Jail.
- All telephone calls from the facility may be monitored and recorded.
Sending Money
- Visitors may not directly transfer money or property to inmates.
- A lobby kiosk is available Monday–Friday, 7 a.m.–10 p.m. for deposits.
- The Government Payment Service accepts deposits 24/7 at (888) 277-2535 for Clay County Jail.
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Topic Overviews
Visitation
All visits at Clay County Jail must be scheduled in advance. Book at least 24 hours ahead, and for weekend or Monday visits, get your reservation in by Friday at 5 PM. Video visitation runs through Combined Public Communications (CPC). You'll need a CPC account, which you can set up at the jail kiosk or online at InmateSales.com. A profile photo and a copy of your driver's license are also required. Free in-person visits take place at the onsite Visitation Center, which posts its address, hours, and closure updates. Staff can deny entry or cut a visit short for rule violations: intoxication, refusing searches, inappropriate dress (clothing must be conservative and mid-thigh or longer), unsupervised children, obscene or sexual behavior, gang-related actions, or similar issues. Serious violations can result in a permanent ban from visiting.
Read full guideCommunication
Clay County Jail offers remote video visits every day, with set morning, afternoon, and evening windows. You schedule and pay through InmateSales.com, where you can see available time slots and current rates during booking. Phone service for inmates is provided by Combined Public Communications (CPC), and the jail states that all telephone calls may be monitored and recorded. Remote communication typically runs through third-party platforms. On your end, you'll use a web browser or mobile app; the person inside uses a tablet or terminal. Phone services commonly require prepaid accounts to receive calls. Email or tablet messaging may require purchasing credits and could be screened by staff.
Read full guideSending Money
Clay County Jail does not allow visitors to give money or property directly to inmates. All funds go through approved deposit methods. For in-person deposits, use the lobby kiosk at the facility Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Prefer to deposit by phone? The Government Payment Service accepts deposits 24/7 at (888) 277-2535. When prompted, use pay location code #5500 and facility code 23J. Phone deposits have a $25 minimum, a $100 maximum, and a 5% service fee. Have the inmate's full name or booking/ID ready, then follow the vendor's step-by-step prompts to complete the deposit.
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Showing 6 of 9How do I schedule a visit at Clay County Jail?
Schedule all visits at least 24 hours in advance. If you want a weekend or Monday visit, you need to schedule it no later than Friday at 5 PM.
VisitationHow do I set up and use video visits at Clay County Jail?
Create a Combined Public Communications (CPC) account at the jail kiosk or online at InmateSales.com. You also have to submit a profile photo and a copy of a driver’s license to set up video visitation.
VisitationCan I visit an inmate who is hospitalized outside the Clay County Jail?
Yes, but you need an appointment arranged in advance by emailing Patty Atkinson at patkinson@claysheriff.com. Deputies will not allow a hospital visit without that appointment.
VisitationHow do I schedule a video visit at Clay County Jail?
Remote video visits run daily in morning, afternoon, and evening windows. Schedule and pay through InmateSales.com by following the site’s booking steps to reserve an available slot.
CommunicationWho provides inmate phone service at Clay County Jail and are calls monitored?
Combined Public Communications (CPC) handles inmate telephone service at Clay County Jail. All phone calls are subject to monitoring and recording.
CommunicationDo I need to pay or set up an account to receive calls or use messaging with an inmate?
Schedule and pay for video visits through InmateSales.com. Phone systems often require a prepaid account to receive calls. Email or tablet messaging options typically require credits and may be screened by staff.
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Clay County Jail in Florida uses a third party to process all incoming inmate mail. Standard non-legal mail goes through a PO Box in Highland Heights, KY.
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