How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
All visits at Eddy County Detention Center happen by video. You'll need to create an account and schedule through videovisitanywhere.com. Home video visits cost $10.99 for 20 minutes, available daily from 9:00 AM to 11:00 PM. Missed a scheduled visit? Contact Securus Friends and Family through the vendor line to request a refund. First-time visitors go through the standard approval process: the inmate adds you to their list, you submit a visitor application, then register with the video vendor to book visits. Attorneys can arrange visits by contacting the facility in advance.
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Setting up a video visit at Eddy County Detention Center is straightforward once you know where to go, what it costs, and when visits are available. Here's what you need to get scheduled from home.
Setting up your first video visit at Eddy County Detention Center comes down to using the right system and working around posted hours. Here's how to make sure your first call goes smoothly.
Missed a scheduled video visit at Eddy County Detention Center? Call Securus Friends and Family at 1-877-578-3658 to request a refund. This is the number the detention center lists for missed video-visit refunds, so it's your fastest route to getting help.
Visits happen through video only, scheduled via videovisitanywhere.com. In-person contact visits aren't indicated, so check the vendor scheduling options for available visit types.
Home video visits cost $10.99 for 20 minutes. Home video visitation hours are listed as daily from 9:00 AM to 11:00 PM.
If you miss a scheduled video visit, contact Securus Friends and Family at the vendor line to request a refund. When you call, follow the vendor’s refund process.
Yes. Attorney visits are accommodated on reasonable request, and attorneys should contact the facility in advance to arrange access.
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Want to help someone at Eddy County Detention Center? Start by choosing the right deposit type. The jail uses three separate systems: one for general account/commissary money, one for phone funds only, and one for care packs.
Sending money to someone at Eddy County Detention Center isn't one-size-fits-all. There are different vendors for different purposes—general spending money, phone time, and care packs. Pick the wrong one, and your deposit ends up in the wrong place.
