Mohave County Jail

Mohave County Jail offers two ways to visit: remote video visits seven days a week during designated time windows, and on-site visitation Monday through Friday from 7:30 to 15:00. Time slots fill up fast, so check availability before planning your trip. All visits—remote and on-site—are recorded and monitored. You must schedule at least 24 hours in advance. Video visitation runs through a third-party vendor and may require visitor approval, so set up your vendor account early and confirm your identity and approval are in place before your appointment. Not sure which slots are open or whether the detainee is available? Check the NCIC video‑visitation page or the jail's visitation information to confirm scheduling.

Mohave County Jail runs phone calls, tablet services, and video visitation through a single NCIC account—one login covers all these communication options. For setup and troubleshooting, the jail directs you to the NCIC website and NCIC customer support. Messaging through Mohave's Inmate Messaging service isn't free: you're charged per message, with separate fees for pictures and documents. To get started, create and verify your account on the vendor platform, then add funds or credits to pay for calls, messages, or video visits. From there, use the vendor tools to schedule visits or send messages. For current rates, payment options, and signup steps, check the NCIC site or contact NCIC customer support.

As of November 19, 2025, Mohave County Jail uses a centralized system to receive, scan, and deliver inmate mail. Personal correspondence goes to PO BOX 591, Longview, Texas 75606—include the inmate's name and sheriff's office number. The vendor processes mail sent to this address; originals won't be returned and may be destroyed after processing. Keep it simple: pages must be 8.5×11 inches or smaller, no more than five pages, scanned front-side only. Don't write on the back. You can include one photo per mailing—more than one means the whole thing gets returned unscanned. Magazines, newspapers, bulk mail, and books aren't accepted at the PO Box. Send those directly to the inmate's housing facility. Legal mail must use metered or pre-printed postage and contain only loose paper.

Adding money to someone's account at Mohave County Jail? You'll use TouchPay. The jail's TouchPay listing includes a phone payment option and details for the on-site kiosk, plus you can use the approved online portal. The GTL/TouchPay payment portal accepts transactions 24/7 and advertises instantaneous posting—helpful when you need funds available quickly. When making a deposit, you'll need the inmate's identifier (commissary/PIN or booking number) along with your payment details. Double-check the identifier so the funds land on the correct account, where they can be used for commissary, phone, or other authorized purchases.