How to send messages, photos, and packages
Montgomery County Jail uses Securus Video Connect for remote video visits. You'll need to create a Securus account and schedule through their system. Visitors pay for each session, so check the vendor site for current pricing before booking. Securus works through a web platform and free app, letting friends, family, attorneys, and officials join video sessions from almost anywhere. Beyond video visits, Securus also supports electronic messages, photos, and eCards through your vendor account or the facility's tablet system. Before signing up or paying, review the jail's information page and vendor instructions to understand fees, approvals, and any rules that apply.
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Montgomery County Jail has a specific addressing format—match it exactly before sealing your envelope. Mail goes in and out on regular postal days, but anything that doesn't follow the guidelines risks getting stopped. Keep the envelope clean and simple. Follow the jail's format line-for-line.
Create a Securus account, connect to the person in custody through Securus Video Connect, and schedule your visit in the app or on the website. Complete any approval steps required by the facility or vendor, and pay the per-visit fee when you book.
Yes. Montgomery County Jail uses Securus, which supports sending electronic messages, photos, and eCards through your vendor account. Follow the vendor instructions for adding credits or purchasing eCards, and check any content rules before you send.
Yes. Video visits are provided through Securus and each scheduled video visit is charged to the visitor. Check the vendor site for the current per-visit fee before creating an account or booking.
Montgomery County Jail prohibits items such as stickers, unknown substances, adhesives, powders or glitter, currency, mechanized devices, and printed clippings or book pages in inmate mail.
No. Photos must be unedited (straight out of the camera/SOOC) to be delivered to an inmate at Montgomery County Jail.
It depends on the process the jail uses. Many Indiana facilities scan personal mail and deliver it electronically to inmate kiosks or tablets, which means the original may not be given to the inmate—check with the jail to confirm.
Visiting Montgomery County Jail is straightforward once you know the weekly schedule. Two rules trip people up most: visits are first-come, first-served, and online scheduling cuts off 25 minutes before the day's end time.
Montgomery County Jail runs video visits through Securus. To connect with someone inside, you'll need a Securus account and a time slot booked well before the day's cutoff. The biggest mistake people make? Trying to schedule too close to the end of visiting hours — that'll get your request denied.
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