Miller County Detention, AR

Communication at Miller County Detention is mostly initiated by the detainee. You can't call into the jail to reach someone—detainees place outgoing collect calls from the housing area through Correct Solutions (1-877-618-3516). When you receive a call, listen to the full recorded message before accepting or denying it so you catch the caller details and any instructions. Need the calls to stop? Contact Correct Solutions to block your number from a specific detainee or from all detainees. The facility won't deliver messages, so plan on visiting or sending a letter instead. For video, messaging, or other vendor-based services used in Arkansas facilities, you'll typically need to set up an account, keep funds available, and use a compatible device or app.

Mail rules at Miller County Detention are strict. Personal mail is accepted only on postcards—letters and other formats aren't allowed (privileged/legal correspondence is the exception). Address the postcard with the detainee's full name and the facility address, and include a complete return address: your first and last name plus street, city, state, and ZIP. Packages and items from home generally aren't approved. Anything claimed to be needed due to demonstrated hardship requires prior written approval from the Captain or higher authority. Want to send reading material? Softcover books can be delivered only when shipped postage-paid directly from a publisher or bookstore. Hardcover books and magazine subscriptions aren't accepted. Expect staff to screen all incoming mail, with legal mail handled separately from regular correspondence.

Putting money on a detainee's account at Miller County Detention is straightforward once you know your options. The jail accepts money orders in person at the information desk Monday–Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Make sure the money order shows the detainee's name so it gets credited correctly. You can also mail a money order to the facility's Texarkana address—don't mail cash—and include the detainee's name for proper posting. Prefer to pay electronically? Add funds online through Correct Solutions at CSGpay.com (vendor support hours and a phone contact are available for help). Money on the account can be used for commissary. Orders are placed on Wednesdays and delivered on Fridays.

Miller County Detention uses Laura's Card to give crime victims clear, consistent written information about their rights and support safer decision-making after an incident. The card links directly to resources like the Arkansas Crime Information Center, legal aid and protective-order information, VINE notifications, and the Crime Victim's Reparation Program. Arkansas law requires law enforcement to provide victims with their rights in writing, along with information on obtaining services and orders of protection. Officers must also tell victims about available medical, housing, counseling, financial, social, legal, and emergency services. As part of Arkansas's local corrections system, Miller County Detention follows standard county-jail intake and classification practices.