Mail, photos, messaging, and phone/call options for staying in touch.
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.
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Staying in touch with someone at Jackson County Detention Center comes down to two main options: video visitation (on-site or from home) and phone calls. Here's what you need to know, specific to this facility, so you can plan ahead.
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.
Most rejected mail comes down to a few preventable mistakes. Use this checklist to make sure your letters, photos, and books meet Jackson County Detention Center's rules so your loved one actually receives them.
Add phone money through NCIC.com. Funds deposited there go toward calls only. You can also fund the inmate's commissary account through TouchPay or the ADC lobby kiosk, and commissary balances can be used to fund NCIC phone accounts.
Video visits and messaging go through VendEngine/CorrectPay, so you'll need an account with those providers. Register, create the required visitor or recipient account, then follow their instructions for scheduling and payment.
Yes. Phone calls and electronic communications are generally monitored and recorded. Check the facility rules and provider websites for details on monitoring and content restrictions.
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.
On-site visits at Jackson County Detention Center are video-only, and they're free. Each inmate gets one free on-site video visit per week, capped at 20 minutes. You schedule the appointment at the kiosk in the front lobby of the jail.
