Lee County-Tupelo Jail, MS

Lee County–Tupelo Jail offers non-contact, 15-minute visits by appointment only. You must be on the inmate's approved visitation list and bring a valid photo ID. Hours run 1:00 PM–4:00 PM and 7:00 PM–8:00 PM, with specific pods assigned to certain weekdays (Monday: Pods A & B; Tuesday: Pods C & D; Wednesday: Pods E & F and Male Holding). Sign in at least 15 minutes before your scheduled time, or you won't be allowed to visit. Call (662) 432-2600 to schedule an appointment, then follow staff instructions when you arrive. Keep in mind that visitation is a privilege, and breaking rules can result in suspended visiting privileges.

Lee County–Tupelo Jail offers video visitation seven days a week from 8:00 AM to 10:30 PM. To use video visits, register for a direct-pay account through CityTeleCoin and download the City Tele Coin app. Phone calls also go through CityTeleCoin. You can set up a prepaid or direct-pay account by calling 318-746-1114 or registering on the CityTeleCoin website. Before using video or phone services, you'll need to create an approved visitor or recipient account and add funds or a payment method through the provider's portal. Video sessions often require advance scheduling and may be limited by facility routines, lockdowns, or disciplinary restrictions. Confirm availability before you plan to connect. Phone calls and electronic communications are typically monitored and recorded.

Sending money to someone at Lee County–Tupelo Jail comes down to using the right channel and timing it correctly. Commissary is managed by Tiger Correctional Services, and orders must be completed by Wednesday before 4:00 PM. The facility does not accept money orders. For adding funds, use the jail's web deposit option. Processing times vary by method, with online deposits typically posting faster than mailed or retail payments. Some facilities also offer on-site kiosks, walk-in retail payments, or mailed deposits. Funds go to a commissary or trust account for purchases and other charges. Always include the inmate's name and ID so the money routes correctly.