How to send messages, photos, and packages
Harris County C.I. uses Securus for phone service. Set up a pre-paid collect or direct-bill account through the Securus website or by calling 1-800-844-6591. Pre-paid collect deposits are capped at $200 per deposit. Rates run $0.06 per minute, with a 25-minute call costing $1.50 for local and long-distance categories. Calls can be monitored and recorded, can't be forwarded or made as three-way calls, and only go to numbers on the offender's Call Allow List. Set up and verify your account before you expect calls. If you plan to use any at-home video or messaging options through the vendor, confirm device and connection requirements first.
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If your loved one is eligible under Georgia Department of Corrections rules, you can send a food package through Union Supply—by mail, phone, fax, or online.
Create a pre-paid collect or direct-bill account with Securus through their website or by calling 1-800-844-6591. Verify your account before you expect calls so the offender can reach approved numbers.
Published rates show $0.06 per minute and list a 25-minute call as $1.50. Check the vendor’s current rates before you fund an account, since fees can vary by category.
Yes. Calls may be monitored and recorded, and call forwarding and three-way calling aren’t allowed. Calls are limited to numbers on the offender’s Call Allow List and have a maximum length of 25 minutes.
Use the GDC “Find a Facility” tool to find the correct Harris County C.I. mailing address. Put the inmate’s full name and GDC/inmate number on the envelope so it can be delivered properly.
Order approved food or item packages through Union Supply—family and friends can place orders for eligible inmates. You can order by mail (P.O. Box 619059, Dallas, TX 75261-9059), phone (1-562-361-5719 or 1-855-247-0563), or fax (1-310-603-1188).
Yes. GDC charges a $2.95 non-refundable shipping and handling fee for vendor packages and enforces spending and weight limits. For juvenile offenders, approved family and friends (if approved for visitation) may order property items and are allowed one package per month.
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