Contact an Inmate at Cumberland County Jail.

Mail, photos, messaging, and phone/call options for staying in touch.

Overview

Cumberland County Jail uses GTL's remote video visitation service for video visits from home. Anyone over age 16 must register on the GTLVISITME website before using the system. Remote video visits are monitored by both the facility and the vendor. Fees are $4.00 for up to 10 minutes and $10.00 for up to 25 minutes, available daily from 8:30am to 9:45pm. Log in well before your scheduled start time. If you check in more than 5 minutes late, the vendor can automatically cancel your visit, and the facility cannot override that cancellation. Phone service, tablet messaging, and video are typically handled through your vendor account, so you'll use the vendor app or website to schedule visits and add funds.

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Quick Facts

  • Anyone over age 16 must register on the GTLVISITME website to use Cumberland County Jail’s video visitation service.
  • Video visits from home are available daily from 8:30am to 9:45pm and are monitored by the facility/vendor.
  • Fees for remote video visits are $4.00 for up to 10 minutes and $10.00 for up to 25 minutes.
  • Visitors who check in more than five minutes late can have their visit automatically canceled by the GTL system and the facility cannot override that cancellation.

Contact & Communication Guides

Phone & Messaging

How to Contact an Inmate at Facility

If you're planning an in-person visit, timing is the thing that trips people up most. You need to be at the facility 5 minutes prior to your scheduled visit time. Check in more than 5 minutes late? The GTL system automatically cancels your visit. The facility can't override that cancellation. Treat your scheduled time as a hard cutoff and plan your travel accordingly.

How to Send Letters, Photos, and Books to Someone at Cumberland County Jail (Avoid Rejections)

If you've sent mail to Cumberland County Detention Center before, here's the biggest change: your letter doesn't go to the jail anymore. Starting June 26, 2023, all personal mail—letters, cards, photos, drawings—gets routed to an offsite mail-scan vendor. The vendor scans everything and delivers it digitally to the person in custody. Mail sent to the old address gets returned. Using the correct address is the single easiest way to avoid rejection.

Why You Can't Call Your Loved One at Cumberland County Jail (And Alternatives)

Here's the most important thing to know: inmates at Cumberland County Jail can't receive incoming calls or messages. Phone access is outbound-only. You can't call the jail and ask to be connected. Your loved one has to call you. When they do, you'll hear a recorded message identifying the call as coming from an inmate at the Cumberland County Detention Center. Follow the prompts to accept—and depending on the call type, you may be accepting the charges too.

Common Questions

How do I register for video visits at Cumberland County Jail?

Start by registering on the GTLVISITME website. Anyone over age 16 must complete vendor registration before using video visitation. From there, you can use the vendor portal or app to schedule visits and manage funds.

What are the costs and hours for video visits from home at Cumberland County Jail?

The vendor lists fees of $4.00 for up to 10 minutes and $10.00 for up to 25 minutes. Remote video visits are available daily from 8:30am to 9:45pm, and visits are monitored.

What happens if I’m late to a scheduled video visit?

If you check in more than 5 minutes late, the GTL system can automatically cancel your visit. The facility cannot override it. Plan to be logged in well before the scheduled start time.

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