How to send messages, photos, and packages
All visitation at Columbiana County Jail runs through Securus video. You'll need to create a Securus account on the vendor's website or mobile app before you can connect. Remote video visits are available as paid 20- or 40-minute sessions, and onsite video visits in the jail lobby are free. The jail doesn't accept personal mail directly. Instead, personal letters must be sent through the Securus Digital Mail Center and include the inmate's name and number. Since calls, video, and mail all run through a third-party vendor, expect vendor-specific registration, payment, and technical steps. As with most jail communication systems, calls, video sessions, and electronic messages may be monitored or recorded for security.
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Mail for someone at Columbiana County Jail goes through the Securus Digital Mail Center. Address it correctly and include a proper return address, and your letter is much more likely to be accepted and delivered as a digital scan.
If you've been mailing letters the usual way, that process has changed. Columbiana County Jail no longer accepts personal mail at the facility. All personal mail now goes through the Securus Digital Mail Center.
Start by creating an account through the Securus website or mobile app, then complete any vendor verification steps required. Follow the vendor and facility registration instructions. The inmate may need to add you to their approved list before you can visit.
No. Columbiana County Jail requires personal mail to go through the Securus Digital Mail Center, not directly to the jail. Address it with the inmate’s name and number to: Securus Digital Mail Center, PO Box 1279, Lebanon, MO 65536.
Lobby video visits are free. Remote video visits through Securus are paid, with 20- and 40-minute options available.
Columbiana County Sheriff's Communications Division is the county's dispatch hub — where emergency calls come in and help gets sent out. All 911 calls are received and routed through this division. The same center handles dispatch for the County Sheriff's Office, five township fire departments, and seven township and local police agencies. You may hear "communications" referenced across different types of emergencies. The division also works with public alert systems, including the Emergency Broadcasting System and Amber Alert notifications. That's why you might see it mentioned during county-wide alerts designed to reach residents quickly.
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Trying to reach someone at Columbia County Jail? Your main options are video visitation through Securus, sending mail through the Securus Digital Mail Center, and adding money to their account.
