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Visiting someone at Dallas County Jail usually starts online. If you plan to use video visitation or send electronic messages, you'll need to set up an inmate correspondence/video visitation account first.
Setting up video visits comes down to two things: following Dallas County's account instructions and knowing where to get help if something goes wrong. The county directs families to its Inmate Accounts page for setup details, while video visitation support questions go through CIDNET's customer portal.
Sending mail to someone at Dallas County Jail comes down to two things: using the exact address format they require and leaving anything extra out of the envelope. Here's the format the jail publishes, plus what happens once your letter arrives.
If your loved one is eligible for bond at Dallas County Jail, there are two ways to get them out. Here's what the jail says—plus what to confirm before you spend time or money.
Want to message an inmate, set up video visits, or add money to an account at Dallas County Jail? You'll need to get set up through the jail's approved system first. Here's how to do it, plus mail rules that often catch people off guard.
