Mail, photos, messaging, and phone/call options for staying in touch.
To accept phone calls from someone at Harris County C.I., set up either a pre-paid collect account or a direct-bill account with Securus. You can do this online through Securus or by calling 1-800-844-6591. Pre-paid collect deposits max out at $200 per deposit. Calls run $0.06 per minute, and a full 25-minute call costs $1.50 for both local and long-distance. Be aware that calls may be monitored and recorded. Each call is limited to 25 minutes and can only go to numbers on the offender's Call Allow List. Call forwarding and three-way calling are prohibited. Before expecting calls, confirm your account is set up and funded, and verify your number is on the approved list to avoid blocked calls.
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That first call can come fast—and it's frustrating to miss it because of account issues or phone restrictions. Here are five things to know before you get a phone call from Harris County Correctional Institution.
Staying in touch is possible, but communication has strict limits. Start with the call rules below, then follow the steps to get set up.
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 the Securus website or by calling 1-800-844-6591. Verify the account is set up and funded before you expect calls so they are not blocked.
The vendor’s posted rates list $0.06 per minute. A 25-minute call is shown as $1.50 for both local and long-distance categories.
Yes. Calls may be monitored and recorded, and they can only go to numbers on the offender’s Call Allow List. Each call is limited to 25 minutes, and call forwarding and three-way calling are prohibited.
Visiting someone at Harris County Correctional Institution starts with getting approved. From there, you'll use Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC) tools to schedule, add visitors, or cancel a visit.
Need jail records from Harris County, Georgia? The state's Open Records Law gives you a clear path to get them. Here's how to make a request, what to expect, and what to do if you hit a wall.
Trying to get records about someone held at Harris County Jail? Georgia's open-records law gives you a clear path. Here's how the process works, what you can request, and what to do when you hit delays, fees, or exemptions.
