How to send messages, photos, and packages
Marysville Civic Center has an in-cell call button, but it's strictly for emergencies during lockdown — not routine requests. If someone is scheduled for an in-person court appearance, they won't be allowed to make calls before transport. After booking, a first appearance before a judge typically happens within 72 hours and is usually done by video. For everyday contact, phone calls and video sessions go through the facility phone system or a third-party vendor. Expect calls to be recorded and monitored. To set up an account, schedule video visits, or add phone funds, follow the vendor's registration process and the facility's published instructions.
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Generally, inmates place outgoing calls through the facility phone system, and calls are usually monitored and recorded. At Marysville Civic Center, inmates who are appearing in person at court are not permitted to make phone calls prior to transport.
A first appearance before a judge will normally happen within about 72 hours of booking. It’s commonly done by video conferencing rather than an in-person transport.
Use the in-cell call button designated for emergencies. It’s intended for use only during lockdown situations and only for true emergencies.
At Marysville City Jail, a “Service Kite” is an inmate request form your loved one can use to ask for help or information through the jail’s normal request process. The jail’s handbook describes these request forms as something inmates can access using the terminals located in the housing pods.
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Marysville City Jail accepts bail in three ways: cash, a cashier’s check, or through an authorized bonding company. If you’re paying directly, you’ll need to use one of the two accepted payment types (cash or cashier’s check). If you’re working with a bonding company instead, you’ll arrange the bond through a company that’s authorized for this purpose.
