How to send messages, photos, and packages
Detainees at Kleberg County Detention Center get two free phone calls right after booking, plus another set after appearing before a magistrate. For ongoing calls, you'll need to register your phone number with the approved vendor system and have the inmate's ID or booking number ready so calls route correctly. Calls through the vendor platform are monitored and paid through vendor-managed accounts—prepaid deposits or a vendor wallet—not cash given to detainees. Video visitation, electronic messaging, and inmate tablets may be available, but options vary by housing unit. When setting things up, follow the vendor's registration steps, keep the booking number handy, and confirm which services are offered for that specific unit.
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Yes. Detainees are given two free phone calls after booking, and they receive another set of free phone calls after they see the magistrate.
Register your phone number through the approved phone/vendor system and provide the inmate’s ID or booking number. Then follow the vendor’s account and payment steps to add funds or enable calling privileges.
Calls placed through the vendor system are typically monitored. Assume your calls are subject to monitoring and follow facility rules when speaking with an inmate.
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