How to send messages, photos, and packages
Clay County Justice Center doesn't accept incoming phone calls for detainees—all phone contact has to come from the facility side or through approved channels. Need detainee information or want to leave an urgent message? Call (812) 448-9051 ext. 131 between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Have the detainee's full name, alien registration number, and your contact information ready. Extra details like aliases, date of birth, and country of birth help staff locate the right person faster. Visits are scheduled through a video visitation platform. Remote setup may require a third-party vendor account, possible fees, and all communications are monitored.
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No. Detainees at Clay County Justice Center cannot receive incoming telephone calls.
Call (812) 448-9051 ext. 131 and let staff know you need to leave an urgent message. Have the detainee's full name, alien registration number, and your contact information ready.
Have identifying biographical details ready, including aliases, date of birth, and country of birth. This helps staff locate the correct detainee.
Trying to track down a loved one at Clay County Justice Center? Two things to know upfront: this jail holds both local county detainees and ICE detainees, and ICE contact is reportedly regular. Here's what that means for you and what to ask when you call.
Need to contact Clay County Justice Center about someone in custody or pass along an urgent message? You'll use the facility's information line. Have the person's full name and A-number ready—this helps staff route your message to the right place.
Video visits at Clay County Justice Center run through a video visitation platform, with visits available every day. You can visit onsite at the jail or from a remote location—just confirm the setup and scheduling rules before making plans.
