Jackson County Detention Center

Jackson County Detention Center offers video visitation only. On-site video visits are free, last 20 minutes, and each inmate gets one per week. You can bring up to three visitors to an on-site session. Schedule and check in at the ADC front lobby kiosk. On-site visits aren't available on Sundays or before 12:30 p.m. on Mondays, so plan accordingly. Remote video visits from home cost money, run in 20-minute sessions, and are set up through VendEngine or CorrectPay (which also handle visitation and inmate messaging). A dress code is enforced: no revealing clothing or headwear, shirts and shoes are required, and shorts, dresses, and skirts must be knee length. Bring a valid ID and confirm current procedures before you go.

Phone service at Jackson County Detention Center runs through NCIC.com. Any funds you add there go exclusively toward phone calls. Commissary accounts are funded through TouchPay or the ADC lobby kiosk, and inmates can use their commissary balance to fund NCIC phone accounts. Video visitation and messaging use a separate system: VendEngine/CorrectPay. VendEngine Tech Accounts are limited to visitation and messaging only. Before you can receive calls, schedule a video visit, or send messages, you'll need to register with the right provider and set up the required visitor or recipient account. Fees and monitoring may apply, so check the facility rules and provider websites for current pricing, schedules, and restrictions.

Jackson County Detention Center funds inmate commissary accounts through TouchPay and an on-site ADC lobby kiosk. For TouchPay deposits, you'll need the Facility Locator Number (239501), the inmate's identification number, and the inmate's name so the deposit reaches the right person. The ADC lobby kiosk accepts cash only. Other payment options include major cards and electronic check. Money orders and cashier's checks are not accepted. Any cash found on an inmate during intake gets deposited into their account automatically. Commissary funds can also be used to fund NCIC phone accounts. Posting speed varies by method. Online and kiosk transactions typically post faster than mailed or retail deposits.