Harnett County C.I, NC

Harnett County C.I. follows NCDAC guidance and supports both in-person and video visits—family and friends are encouraged to stay connected. All visits require an appointment, so call or email the facility to schedule. Confirm your appointment the day before you travel. If you're 16 or older, expect to pass through a metal detector and potentially undergo a pat/frisk search. Leave electronics in the car: cellphones, smartwatches, cameras, recording devices, and smart/AI glasses aren't allowed inside. Contact rules depend on Security Threat Group (STG) status. STG Level 2 offenders may have contact visits with approved immediate family, while STG Level 3 offenders are limited to non-contact visits. The warden can adjust visitation for security or operational needs, so verify current rules and make sure you're on the approved visitor list before making the trip.

Video visitation at Harnett County C.I. runs through the GettingOut Visits platform. Connect using the GettingOut Visits mobile app or web portal—but you must be on the incarcerated person's approved visitors list for the visit to go through. Need to connect right away? The app's Visit Now feature lets you start an immediate video visit and charges only for the actual call length. Third-party vendors typically manage communication services like video, phone, and messaging, so you'll handle setup through the vendor's app or portal rather than the facility directly. Plan to create an account, and for paid features, add funds through the vendor portal. Messages are delivered through the vendor's secure system.

Harnett County C.I. posted a Spring Package ordering window from January 7 through February 6. For regular correspondence, most non-legal incoming letters in North Carolina route through an offsite mail-scan vendor. Mail is screened, scanned, and delivered as a digital copy—originals don't stay in routine circulation. Packages and publications follow separate rules and generally need to go to the facility's street address or come through an approved vendor. Scanned copies typically arrive within a business day, but originals are only held briefly. If you want the original returned, request it within the vendor's short retrieval window or it may be destroyed. When addressing mail, include the person's ID number and the facility's full name with the state spelled out.

Money deposits for someone at Harnett County C.I. are limited to approved visitors only. For help with a deposit, contact ViaPath customer service at 877-650-4249. To mail a money order, make it payable to TouchPay and send it with the required deposit slip to TouchPay Holdings, LLC, PO Box 174, Houston, TX 77001-0174. North Carolina facilities often use third-party vendors offering multiple payment options—online, by phone, at kiosks, or by mail—so check what's available before sending funds. Whichever method you choose, enter the incarcerated person's full booked name and inmate/account number exactly as shown, and follow the vendor's deposit-form instructions.