How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
All visitation at Columbiana County Jail happens by video through Securus. You'll need to create a Securus account on the vendor's website or mobile app. During the registration process, you'll submit a photo of yourself along with a photo of a government-issued ID. If you're an outside visitor, plan ahead: visit requests must be made at least 12 hours before your desired time. Once approved, you'll schedule visits through the Securus portal. Remote video visits have fees for 20- and 40-minute sessions, while on-site lobby video visits are free. All visits are monitored, and booking, timing, and payments follow Securus scheduling rules.
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Video visiting is the only option at Columbiana County Jail, so your first visit starts with setting up a Securus account and getting approved. Here's how the process works, step by step.
Setting up your first video visit is straightforward once you know the steps: create your account, submit your ID and photo for approval, then request a visit at least 12 hours ahead.
Visiting at Columbiana County Jail revolves around video visitation. Set things up ahead of time and the process is straightforward.
Start by creating a Securus account through the vendor's website or mobile app. Request access, then schedule your visit in the Securus portal. Outside visitors need to submit their request at least 12 hours in advance.
You'll need to submit a photo of yourself and a photo of a government-issued ID when requesting visitation access.
On-site lobby video visits at the jail are free of charge. Remote Securus video visits have fees for 20- and 40-minute sessions and follow the vendor’s payment rules.
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.
Need the basics fast? Here's who runs the office, where to go, and which number to call—all the essential Columbiana County Jail details in one spot.
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.
