How to send messages, photos, and packages
If you need to confirm whether someone is at Mini-Cassia Criminal Justice Center, there are only two ways to do it: visit the facility in person or call the jail's main phone number. The jail publishes its address and main contact phone so you can reach the right place for basic information. If you go to the lobby, be prepared for security rules. Cell phones, cameras, food, drinks, and most personal electronic devices are all prohibited. For safety concerns, the facility lists PREA reporting phone numbers for staff and supervisors so you can report abuse or related issues. For phone, video, or in-unit tablet communication, families typically set up an account with the facility's approved vendor and add funds using the vendor's payment options. The exact steps depend on which vendor is used.
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You'll need to either visit Mini-Cassia Criminal Justice Center in person or call the jail's main phone number to confirm an inmate's status.
No. Cell phones, cameras, food or drink, and most personal electronic devices are prohibited in the lobby.
Use the facility’s listed PREA reporting phone numbers for staff and supervisors to report safety or abuse concerns.
If you're heading to Mini-Cassia Criminal Justice Center to connect with someone in custody, know that the lobby has strict restrictions. Cell phones, cameras, and personal electronic devices (music players, MP3 players, video games, electric cars, and toys) are all prohibited. Food and drinks aren't allowed inside the lobby either.
Scheduling a visit at Mini-Cassia Criminal Justice Center starts online through InmateSales. You'll need an InmateSales account to book, so set that up before anything else.
Scheduling a visit at Mini-Cassia Criminal Justice Center happens through InmateSales. Once you've got your account set up and approval confirmed, the rest is straightforward.
