How to send messages, photos, and packages
Personal mail at Johnson County Jail is delivered digitally through the GettingOut tablet platform. Letters go through the tablet service rather than being handed out as paper mail. To file a complaint or compliment, you can visit in person at 1102 E. Kilpatrick St, email sheriff@johnsoncountytx.org, or call the business line (Mon–Fri 8–5) or the separate 24/7 line for after-hours. Dispatch and Patrol operate around the clock, while Administration and Criminal Investigations staff work Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm. Texas county jails often offer phone calls, video visits, electronic messaging, and inmate tablets through third-party vendors, but availability and rules vary by unit.
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Trying to send mail to someone at Johnson County Jail? Personal mail now goes through a digital system. The confusing part: the jail's website includes conflicting instructions about a Phoenix, Maryland mailing address. Verify the correct destination before you send anything.
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Johnson County delivers personal mail electronically to people in custody, which changes how you should send letters and photos. The confusing part? The county website includes conflicting instructions about a Phoenix, Maryland P.O. Box—so double-check before you mail anything.
Sending mail to someone at Johnson County Jail works differently than you might expect—personal mail gets delivered digitally through a GettingOut tablet. Here's what you need to know about what counts as personal mail, how to label it correctly, and when to send something directly to the facility instead.
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Johnson County Jail delivers personal mail digitally through the GettingOut tablet system. Send the right items and format your envelope correctly, and your mail is much more likely to arrive without delays.
Personal mail is delivered digitally to inmates through the GettingOut tablet service. Letters go through that platform rather than being passed to inmates as traditional paper mail.
You can file a complaint or compliment in person at 1102 E. Kilpatrick St or by email at sheriff@johnsoncountytx.org. The jail also lists a business phone line (Mon–Fri 8–5) and a separate 24/7 number for other times.
Texas county jails commonly provide phone calls, remote video visits, electronic messaging, and inmate tablets through third-party vendors. The exact options, rules, and payment setup vary by facility and custody level, so confirm what is available for the inmate’s unit before you try to connect.
Need to reach someone at Johnson County Jail? Start by calling the right office for your situation and time of day.
Visiting someone at Johnson County Corrections Facility is straightforward once you know two things: the daily visitation window and the 24-hour advance scheduling requirement.
Visiting Johnson County Jail is straightforward once you know the two rules that trip most people up: the visiting window and the scheduling requirement.
