How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Grayson County Jail offers video visitation daily from 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM, unless the inmate is on visitation restriction. Sessions last up to 20 minutes and include a fee charged through the video provider—create an account and schedule visits through JailATM. In-person visitation runs Tuesday through Saturday on a first-come, first-served basis, with a 30-minute limit per visit. Female inmates have visiting windows of 8:00–9:00 AM and 3:00–4:00 PM; male inmates visit 9:00–11:00 AM and 1:00–3:00 PM. The first three people an inmate approves become their visitors for the month (changes are allowed on the first Tuesday of each month). Visitors 16 and older need a valid state or government photo ID. Children under 17 must be accompanied by an approved adult. No electronics or personal items allowed, and contact visits aren't permitted.
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Your first in-person visit goes smoother when you show up with the right ID, dress within the rules, and carry as little as possible. Use this checklist for Grayson County Jail so you don't get turned away at the door.
Bringing a child to visit someone at Grayson County Jail comes down to two things: having the right ID for the child's age and making sure an approved adult accompanies them.
Visiting someone at Grayson County Jail can feel confusing the first time — mostly because of one rule that catches families off guard: only three people can be "approved" at a time. Here's how the three-visitor rule works, when it resets, and what to do if you're not on the list yet.
To set up video visits for someone at Grayson County Jail, you’ll create your visitor account through JailATM at www.jailatm.com.
Video visits at Grayson County Jail run through JailATM. Head to www.jailatm.com to create your account, then use it to request and join sessions.
Visiting someone at Grayson County Jail is easier when you know two things up front: male and female inmates have different visiting windows, and you only get one in-person visit per week.
Planning an in-person visit at Grayson County Jail? The schedule depends on whether your loved one is in the male or female visitation block. Here's what you need to know about days, times, and how the first-come, first-served system works.
Visiting someone in jail goes smoother when you show up with only what the front desk allows. At Grayson County Jail, the list of permitted items is short—packing light is your safest bet.
Yes. Video visits have a fee charged by the facility’s video visitation provider. You’ll set up your account and schedule sessions through JailATM.
Video visits are limited to 20 minutes per session. In-person visits are capped at 30 minutes.
An inmate’s first three approved people are the approved visitors for the month, and the list can be changed on the first Tuesday of each month. Visitors age 16 or older must show a valid state or government photo ID, and children under 17 must be accompanied by an approved adult. Only ID and keys are allowed in (no electronic devices in the visitation area).
Regular (non-privileged) letters to someone at Grayson County Jail must go through JAILATM.com. Use this exact address format: JAILATM.com – Grayson County Jail SO# and Inmate Full Name 2830 S. Hulen St. Box 809 Fort Worth, Texas 76109 Write the inmate's full name and SO# clearly on the outside of the envelope. Missing either one? Your mail may not get delivered.
Need to get money onto an inmate's commissary account at Grayson County Jail? Online deposits and jail kiosks post the same day. Money orders work too, but they're slower and the mailing rules are strict.
Staying in touch with someone at Grayson County Jail means dealing with two separate systems—one for phone calls, another for messaging. Here's how each works and what you need to get started.
