How to send messages, photos, and packages
Gila County Jail uses the GettingOut platform for visitor accounts and communication. Create your account at gettingout.com or download the GettingOut mobile app. When setting up your profile, you'll need your date of birth and the last four digits of your Social Security Number. To enable visits, verify your account using a phone number and email address. Once verified, you can add funds, schedule video visits, or send messages through the platform. Exact features, payment options, and steps may vary by facility.
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Gila County Jail has strict mail rules, and one small mistake can mean your letter never arrives. You'll need the correct address for Globe vs. Payson, postcards and photos that meet specific size requirements, and nothing on the rejection list.
Create your account at gettingout.com or download the GettingOut mobile app and register inside the app. Then complete the required verification steps (phone number and email) so your account is enabled for visits.
The GettingOut app asks for profile details including your date of birth and the last four digits of your Social Security Number. You’ll also need a phone number and an email address for verification.
Once your account is verified, you can schedule video visits, send messages, or add funds through GettingOut—depending on what the facility allows. Available features, payment options, and scheduling rules vary and are all handled through the vendor platform.
Mail a cashier’s check or money order to Gila County Jail, P.O. Box 311, Globe, AZ, and mark the envelope “Attention Property Master.” Include the inmate’s full name and identifying information so staff can credit it correctly.
Yes. Letters, greeting cards, drawings, and photos are accepted, but they’re typically processed through Arizona’s digital mail scanning system. Put the inmate’s full name and ID on the envelope, include your return address, and don’t use staples, stickers, or adhesives.
Send legal mail using the facility’s legal-mail process, in the required unbound or specified preprinted format. Address it as required for legal mail so it reaches the inmate’s assigned unit.
Knowing the exact schedule—and the few exceptions that trip people up—makes planning your visit much easier. Here's everything you need: Gila County Jail's standard visitation blocks, the Monday closure, the holiday-related Tuesday exception, and contact numbers for questions.
Getting someone's property back from Gila County Jail is doable, but you can't just walk in. You'll need an approved written request from the inmate, a scheduled appointment, and proper ID.
Putting money on an inmate's account at Gila County Jail is straightforward once you know your options. Here's how to deposit funds in person (at the Globe or Payson lobbies), by mail, or online.
