Find an Inmate at Collin County Detention Facility
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Quick Facts
- Personal mail is no longer accepted at the facility front desk as of July 25, 2022; it must be mailed to a designated P.O. Box in Phoenix, MD.
- Legal mail and publications must be mailed directly from the publisher, distributor, or an authorized retailer to the facility street address.
- Before calling the facility, have the detainee’s full name and other identifying details ready.
- Use the office’s official web contact forms or social channels for non-urgent questions and announcements.
Common Questions
Where should I send personal mail for an inmate at Collin County Detention Facility?
Personal mail is no longer accepted at the facility front desk as of July 25, 2022. Send personal letters to the designated P.O. Box in Phoenix, MD listed in the Sheriff’s Office notice.
How should I send legal mail or books to someone at Collin County Detention Facility?
Legal mail and publications must be mailed directly from the publisher, distributor, or an authorized retailer to the facility street address. Don’t send legal or published items through friends or family unless they’re an authorized retailer or distributor.
What is the best way to contact the Collin County Detention Facility for detainee information or non-urgent questions?
Check the county or sheriff’s office contact page for the correct phone or contact option, and have the detainee’s full name and other identifying details ready before you call. For non-urgent questions, use the official web contact form or the office’s verified social channels, and avoid sending sensitive information over unsecured email unless they specify a secure method.
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How Phone Calls and Tablets Work at Collin County Detention Facility
Staying in touch with someone at Collin County Detention Facility? Here's what you need to know: inmates can't receive incoming calls, and most communication runs through pre-paid accounts and paid tablet services.
What to Bring (and What to Leave at Home) for Your First Visit to Collin County Detention Facility
Keep it simple for your first visit to Collin County Detention Facility: bring a valid photo ID to get your visitor's pass, leave personal items locked in your car or at home, and dress conservatively. Show up without proper ID, with prohibited items, or wearing something that breaks the dress code? You'll be turned away before you reach visitation.
How to Put Money on an Inmate’s Account at Collin County — and What It Can Be Used For
When someone is booked into Collin County, the facility sets up a personal trust account for them. Any cash they had at booking gets deposited automatically, and funds you send while they're housed at the Collin County Detention Facility go into that same account.