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Staying in touch with someone at Curry County Detention Center comes down to three channels: video visitation, funded phone/tablet communication, and commissary or care pack deposits. Here's how to set up each one without wasting time.
Trying to write someone at Curry County? Here's the key thing: your letter won't arrive as paper. All personal mail goes digital and shows up on the person's tablet.
Curry County does not accept physical mail for inmates. All personal mail is delivered digitally through an inmate's tablet.
Trying to send a letter to someone at Curry County Detention Center? A stamped envelope won't work here. The facility delivers all personal mail digitally to inmate tablets—physical letters aren't accepted.
Schedule and attend video visits through GettingOut at gettingout.com. Create an account, then follow the booking steps, including any billing or funding prompts needed to confirm your visit.
Add money for calls through ICSolutions by depositing at icsolutions.com or calling 888-506-8407. Follow the vendor's deposit instructions so funds apply to calls and other services.
Video visits at Curry County can be ended at any time — the supervisor on duty has full discretion. Even if you've done everything right, staff can cut the call short for rule violations or behavior they consider misconduct. Here are the most common issues that get GettingOut video visits terminated, plus what it could mean for future visits.
At Curry County Detention Center, all personal visits happen by video through GettingOut. One small mistake can end your session and affect your future visit privileges.
Bring proper identification and proof of licensure to your attorney visit at Curry County Detention Center. You'll also need to sign the visitor log in the main lobby before staff brings you back.
