Mahoning County Jail

Mahoning County Jail offers video visitation only, and every visit needs approval at least 24 hours in advance. You'll need to register through the facility's listed vendor sites before scheduling. The limit is two 20-minute video visits per day. The jail treats video visitation as a privilege, so they can deny, cancel, suspend, or end visits at any time. Don't schedule during a housing unit's recreation time: those appointments get cancelled without notice or refund. All video visits may be monitored and recorded. Only registered, logged visitors for that specific session can appear on camera, and anyone under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Stay seated throughout the visit, avoid using other electronic devices, and keep your clothing in place. Nudity, partial exposure, or disruptive behavior can result in sanctions.

Mahoning County Jail uses Securus Technologies for inmate phone calls and Securus Video Connect for web-based video sessions. You can register and add funds through the Securus website or by calling the vendor directly. All calls placed through the jail's phone system are monitored and recorded for security purposes. Attorney-client communications may follow different rules in some situations. One thing to know: if the jail switches phone providers, your remaining balance won't transfer. You'll need to contact the old provider to request a refund. For video visits, Securus Video Connect supports scheduled sessions from any internet-connected device, as long as you meet the vendor's account and scheduling requirements. Before registering, confirm whether the jail requires a visitor-approval step, and have a photo ID ready for verification.

Deposits at Mahoning County Jail go into the inmate's account for commissary purchases. Any remaining balance gets returned when they're released. To add funds, use the facility's approved third-party deposit channels: online portal, phone deposit system, lobby kiosk, or an approved retail partner. Don't hand cash to staff. Before you start, have the inmate's full name and ID number ready. Confirm the jail's approved vendor and payment methods, and be prepared to create an account with the vendor if required. Online and phone deposits typically include convenience or processing fees that vary by provider, so check the fee details before submitting payment. The jail also provides contact phone numbers for commissary and inmate medical services if you have questions about deposits or accounts.