How to send messages, photos, and packages
Jackson County Detention Center uses NCIC.com for inmate phone service. Money added to an NCIC.com account goes toward phone calls only, so register and fund your account through their site. For commissary, add funds through TouchPay or the kiosk in the ADC lobby—those balances can also be applied to an inmate's NCIC phone account. Video visitation and inmate messaging run through VendEngine and CorrectPay; VendEngine Tech Accounts cover visits and messaging only. You'll need to register with each provider before using their services. Rules and costs vary, so check the provider pages and facility requirements for scheduling, fees, and monitoring policies.
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Mail rules can feel picky, but once you know the format, it's much less stressful. Here's how to keep your mail to Jackson County ADC from getting rejected.
Mail rules at Jackson County Detention Center are strict. One small mistake can get your letter or photos rejected. Use this checklist to keep your mail compliant and increase the chances it actually gets delivered.
Set up phone service through NCIC.com. Register and fund your account there—deposits on NCIC.com go toward phone calls only.
Yes. Commissary funds added through TouchPay or the ADC lobby kiosk can be used to fund an inmate's NCIC phone account. Check both balances and the provider pages for any limits or steps required.
Video visitation and inmate messaging are handled through VendEngine and CorrectPay. VendEngine Tech Accounts cover visits and messaging only. Follow the provider's registration and scheduling steps, and check their pages for fees and messaging rules.
Include the inmate’s full name and your full name and complete return address. Mail also needs proper postage, or it may be returned.
Yes, but photos are limited to three 4"x6" prints on photo paper, and computer-printed photos aren’t allowed. Photos that are pornographic, depict a criminal act, or are otherwise not allowed will be rejected.
No. Money and money orders are not accepted through the mail, and greeting cards are not permitted.
Bringing kids to a video visit at Jackson County ADC? It's doable — but there's a strict headcount limit and a clear dress code. Here's how to plan ahead so you don't waste precious minutes once the session starts.
Jackson County ADC requires visitors to wear a shirt for visitation. If you show up (or log on) without one, you can be denied the visit.
Funding commissary at Jackson County ADC is straightforward once you have the right details. Here's what to gather, which payment types work, and where to complete a deposit.
