How to send messages, photos, and packages
Harrison County Adult Detention Center handles video visitation and text messaging through CityTeleCoin. You'll need to register at citytelecoin.com (the facility Inmate Handbook also covers the rules). Video visits run $0.25 per minute, charged to the inmate's calling card or your pre-paid account. Video access requires kiosk/dayroom access—tablets can't be used—so plan around the inmate's dayroom schedule. Inmates on lockdown or under disciplinary action can't use video. Text messaging supports images, but HCSO staff review and approve messages before delivery. When an inmate responds to or sends a message, the charge is $0.25 per message. Break the rules and your account can be banned, including for duplicate-account attempts.
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Video visits cost $0.25 per minute. Payments can come from the inmate’s calling card or from the visitor’s pre-paid account.
Yes. Video visitation and text messaging require registration at citytelecoin.com. The facility Inmate Handbook covers additional rules and registration details.
Yes—HCSO staff review and approve messages before delivery, so they aren't guaranteed to go through. Messages that break the rules won't be delivered, and visitors who violate messaging or visit rules can be banned.
Need a criminal history or background check through Harrison County? You'll have to submit the request in person at the Sheriff's Office Public Records Division. Here's what to bring and where to go.
Before you make the trip, confirm you're the person the inmate designated to receive their property. Bring a current photo ID—the front desk won't release anything without it. Once the property is ready, staff will reach out to let you know it's available.
Harrison County (HCSO) facilities use CityTeleCoin for both video visitation and text messaging. To use either service, you’ll need to register an account at www.citytelecoin.com first.
