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LaGrange County Jail offers phone calls, video visits, electronic messaging, and U.S. mail, though availability and costs vary. Most remote services run through third-party vendors that require you to create an account. Communications may be monitored or recorded. To set up a video visit: create a vendor account, add the person in custody, wait for approval, then schedule and pay any fees through the vendor. Phone calls are typically outgoing only, placed by the incarcerated person to approved contacts. These may be collect, prepaid, or billed to an inmate account. For approved vendors, schedules, and fees, call the LaGrange County Courthouse at 260-499-6300 or check the jail's official page.
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Create an account with the jail’s approved video or messaging vendor, add the incarcerated person, and wait for approval. Then schedule the video visit through the vendor and pay any required fees. Check the jail’s page or call the LaGrange County Courthouse for the approved vendor and rules.
You typically cannot call in directly. The incarcerated person places outgoing calls to approved contacts. Calls may be collect, prepaid (AdvancePay), or billed to an inmate account depending on the facility. Expect calls to be monitored or recorded. Check the jail's page for specific rates and rules.
Call the LaGrange County Courthouse at 260-499-6300 for county contacts and guidance on current vendors, schedules, and fees. You can also check the jail’s official webpage for facility-specific details.
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