How to send messages, photos, and packages
ViaPath (sometimes listed as GTL/ViaPath) handles inmate telephone service at Fayette County Jail. Phones are available in all housing units daily from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., and inmates can place unlimited outgoing calls during those hours. Calls can be made collect or charged to the inmate's commissary account, depending on how the system is configured. Each inmate has a unique PIN to access the phones. If an inmate thinks their PIN has been compromised, they should request a new one immediately. Sharing or using another inmate's PIN is prohibited and can result in suspended phone privileges.
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Fayette County Jail uses digital mail for personal correspondence. Address your envelope correctly, and your letter, photos, or drawings will be scanned and delivered electronically to your loved one's tablet.
Fayette County Jail delivers personal mail electronically—even though you send it as paper. Format the envelope correctly, and your letter, photos, or drawings get scanned and delivered to your loved one's tablet through the Facility Messages app.
Telephone service at Fayette County Jail is provided by ViaPath, which may also be listed on some facility pages as GTL/ViaPath.
Create an account with the facility's approved vendor, complete verification, then use the vendor's portal or app to add funds or schedule services. The vendor sends the request to the jail, and the facility controls approvals and available time slots.
The inmate should request a new PIN if they believe their phone PIN has been compromised. Using or sharing another inmate’s PIN is prohibited and may result in loss of phone privileges.
Mail personal letters to P.O. Box 247, Phoenix, MD 21131. Put the inmate’s full name and booking number on the outside of every envelope.
No. Don’t send money orders with inmate personal mail—those money orders will be refused and the funds won’t be credited to the inmate’s account.
Send legal or attorney mail to 254 McClellandtown Rd, Uniontown, PA 15401. Include the sending attorney’s phone number on the envelope so the facility can verify the sender.
If your loved one has Criminal Court coming up, you may be able to drop off court clothing at Fayette County Jail—but only in specific situations and only after the jail approves it. Here's how it works: the exact drop-off window, what you can bring, and what happens if anything prohibited is found.
Phone rules can get confusing fast—especially when you just want to hear a familiar voice. Here's how calling works at Fayette County Jail, including when calls happen, how they're paid for, and the PIN rules that can affect phone access.
Phone calls are often the fastest way to stay in touch with someone at Fayette County Jail—but the system has strict rules. Here's what you need to know about calling hours, costs, PINs, and what can get phone privileges revoked.
