How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Gallia County Jail uses ICSolutions for video visitation and inmate calls. Before visiting, you'll need to complete Ohio DRC paperwork (DRC2096, DRC2554, and DRC2274) and include a legible copy of your photo ID. Submit the completed application to the facility, then wait for formal approval before attempting to visit. Once approved, register in the facility's visitation portal and schedule your in-person or video appointment there. All visits are monitored and recorded. You may find both free on-site kiosk visits and paid remote video visits through approved vendors.
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Staying in touch with someone at Gallia County Jail is straightforward once you know which systems to use. Here's what the jail lists for video visits, phone calls, commissary deposits, and inmate mail.
Complete the required Ohio visiting forms and submit them to the facility for approval. Once you’re approved, register in the facility’s visitation portal and schedule your appointment there.
Yes. The facility site directs users to ICSolutions for video visitation and inmate calls. Remote visits may follow the vendor’s scheduling, cancellation, and fee rules.
Fill out the adult Visiting Application (DRC2096), the Declaration of Understanding (DRC2554), and the General Visiting Instructions (DRC2274). Include a legible copy of your photo ID with your application.
Adding money to commissary is quick once you know where to go. Gallia County Jail directs families to use JailATM's online deposit site.
Need to reach someone at Gallia County Jail? Your fastest options are phone, mail, and the jail's approved remote-services providers. Here are the exact contact details and what to confirm before sending anything or setting up an account.
Trying to confirm whether someone is currently at Gallia County Jail? The county posts an inmate roster online. Here's exactly what to click—and what to expect when you get there.
