Holmes County Jail

Visiting someone at Holmes County Jail means working within tight time limits. Each inmate gets one 30-minute visitation slot per week, shared among up to four visitors. Visits can be suspended for disciplinary reasons or emergencies. Bring a valid photo ID for check-in—staff can turn you away for inappropriate dress, disruptive behavior, or signs of intoxication. Anyone under 18 cannot enter the visitation area, though children may wait in the lobby with adult supervision. Arrive at least 30 minutes before the scheduled visit end time. Leave prohibited items—cell phones, cameras, bags—outside the visitation area. For remote video visits, schedule through an InmateSales account (website or app) and confirm any required visitor approval steps with the inmate and facility beforehand.

Communication at Holmes County Jail runs through third-party systems—phone calls, remote video visits, and vendor messaging services. What's available depends on the vendor and facility setup. For video visits from home, you'll need a computer or mobile device with a camera, speaker, and high-speed internet. Having trouble with video visitation? Call the vendor's friends-and-family line at 866-340-7879. Phone calls from the facility cost $0.20 per minute plus taxes for local calls. Calls through the InmateSales App are $0.20 per minute with no taxes. For refunds or help with talk-time purchases, contact InmateSales at 1-877-998-5678, use the InmateSales App, or visit www.inmatesales.com. Note: Direct Pay won't work for ring back tones.

Adding money to an inmate's account in Holmes County, FL starts with picking a deposit method: online portal, lobby kiosk, phone deposit, or mailing a money order or cashier's check. The options and fees depend on the facility and the third-party vendor handling deposits—check vendor instructions before sending anything. Most systems require you to select the state and facility, then enter the inmate's full name and booking number or ID so funds post to the correct account. Some vendors or facilities may require authorization to send money and clear contact information in case a payment needs to be processed or returned. Vendor workflows (like InmateSales) walk you through the right sequence.

Inmate searches in Holmes County, FL are split across different systems. Match your search to the person's custody type: the county roster for local jail custody, Florida Department of Corrections for state prison, or federal locators for federal custody. Start with the inmate's last and first name, then add a date of birth or booking number if you have it—this cuts down on false matches. Common name? Use booking date-range filters and any other available search options to narrow results. Before assuming you've found the right person, confirm the details: name, date of birth, booking date, charges, bond status, and mugshot. Online rosters can lag or contain errors, so treat results as informational, not official records.