Indian River County Jail, FL

Indian River County Jail uses MailGuard for postal mail, and you'll need a SmartInmate account to track anything processed through the system. To register, upload a government-issued photo ID and a selfie, then verify your account via email or text. Want updates as your mail moves through processing? Opt in for text or email notifications. MailGuard-processed mail ships at standard postal rates—no special facility postage required. Before sending anything, include the incarcerated person's full name and booking/ID number on the envelope, and check the facility page for any county-specific address or formatting requirements.

Indian River County Jail uses the GTL/TouchPay payment portal for inmate account deposits. Log in with the email from your TouchPay account, or enter your IVR account number as your username. New to TouchPay? Registration is free—just use the signup link on the portal page. Locked out? Hit the

To find someone at Indian River County Jail, use SmartInmate. Create an account, sign in, and you can search for incarcerated individuals and add them to your contacts. Start with last and first name, then add a date of birth or booking number if you have it—this cuts down on false matches. Getting too many results? Use filters like booking date ranges to narrow things down. Before relying on any match, double-check the details: name, date of birth, race/sex, location, charges, booking date/time, bond status, and mugshot when available. These public search tools can lag or contain errors, so treat results as informational rather than official records.

The Indian River County Sheriff's Office offers an Axon Fusus camera registry you can join for free—no new hardware needed. The purpose is straightforward: it helps deputies know where cameras are located so they can request video when needed. Only authorized sheriff's office users can access the registry map and camera details, and this information is treated as protected, non-public data. Registration alone doesn't allow live viewing. If you choose, Axon FususCORE can support real-time streaming by agreement with the sheriff's office, including an emergency-only option triggered by a panic button or app. Axon Fusus states it doesn't use facial recognition. Data is secured with AES-256 encryption, TLS 1.3 connections to AWS GovCloud, and CJIS-compliant storage and controls.