Montgomery Pretrial Detention Facility
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How to Contact an Inmate at Montgomery Pretrial Detention Facility (FL)
Montgomery Pretrial Detention Facility doesn't offer in-person visits. All contact happens through video visitation, so setting up your video account ahead of time is essential.
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How to Send Money to Montgomery Pretrial Detention Facility (FL)
Need to add funds for someone at Montgomery Pretrial Detention Facility? The Department of Corrections accepts online deposits through Access Secure Deposits. Here's what you should know before sending money.
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Free Video Visits at 500 E. Adams Street: How the Onsite Visitation Center Works
This facility doesn't offer in-person visits — everything happens by video. But here's the good news: you can do a free video visit at the onsite Video Visitation Center at 500 E. Adams Street, instead of paying for a remote session from home.
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Visitation
- Each inmate may receive one visitor per week.
- Onsite video visits are limited to two hours per session.
- Visits must be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance and can be booked up to 14 days ahead.
Communication
- Montgomery Pretrial Detention Facility does not permit in-person visitation; only video visits are allowed.
- Video visitation calls are initiated by the inmate through the GettingOut platform.
- Visitors must sign up for a GettingOut account and upload ID for verification before receiving inmate video calls.
Sending Commissary
- The facility directs deposits through Access Secure Deposits via inmatedeposits.com.
- Telephone deposits are available 24/7 at 1.866.345.1884 (Visa/MasterCard accepted).
- Lobby kiosks at the facility allow cash deposits; staff will not accept cash, cashier's checks, or money orders for in-person deposits.
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Topic Overviews
Visitation
Visiting at Montgomery Pretrial Detention Facility takes a little planning, but it's straightforward once you know the limits. Each inmate can have one visitor per week, and onsite video visits max out at two hours. Longer catch-ups may need to be spread across multiple weeks. Visits must be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance and can be booked up to 14 days ahead. Miss that window and your appointment may be denied. Video visitation runs through GettingOut: the inmate initiates calls to visitors who sign up, log in, and upload an ID for verification. Rule violations lead to escalating suspensions. Recording visits or using multiple accounts to dodge a suspension triggers an automatic one-year ban. Before you go, confirm you're on the inmate's approved visitor list and wait for formal approval.
Read full guideCommunication
Montgomery Pretrial Detention Facility does not offer in-person visitation. All communication happens through remote video visits only. The person inside the facility initiates the call, and you'll need a GettingOut account to receive it. Before connecting, create your account and complete the ID upload and verification process. Remote video visits cost $0.25 per minute, so plan your time accordingly. Other communication options common in Florida facilities (phone calls, email, messaging, or tablet services) vary by facility and vendor. Check the facility's official information and the vendor's site for current details.
Read full guideSending Commissary
Montgomery Pretrial Detention Facility handles electronic deposits through Access Secure Deposits at inmatedeposits.com. You can also deposit by phone 24/7 at 1-866-345-1884 using Visa or MasterCard. For in-person deposits, use the kiosks in the facility lobby (cash only). Facility staff won't accept cash, cashier's checks, or money orders directly. If an inmate has no funds, the facility may provide basic health and comfort items plus writing materials, then debit those fees to the account. This can create a negative balance that may be collected for up to three years. Before sending money, confirm the inmate's name and booking or ID number, and complete all required fields with valid contact information.
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Showing 6 of 9How do I schedule a video visit at Montgomery Pretrial Detention Facility?
Schedule your visit at least 24 hours in advance, and no more than 14 days ahead. Video visitation runs through GettingOut, so make sure your account setup and the facility's scheduling steps are complete before your planned time.
VisitationDo I need a GettingOut account and ID to receive video calls from an inmate at Montgomery Pretrial?
Yes. Inmates initiate video calls through GettingOut to visitors who have signed up. You will need a login and an ID upload for verification before you can receive calls.
VisitationWhat actions can get a visitor suspended at Montgomery Pretrial?
Violations can lead to escalating suspensions, including penalties for recording or taking screenshots of visits. Creating multiple accounts to try to bypass a suspension can result in an automatic one-year suspension.
VisitationHow do I schedule or join a video visit with an inmate at Montgomery Pretrial Detention Facility?
You can't schedule a visit the way you would for an in-person visit. The person in custody initiates the video call through GettingOut. You must have a GettingOut account with ID upload and verification completed to receive it.
CommunicationCan I visit someone in person at Montgomery Pretrial Detention Facility?
No. Montgomery Pretrial Detention Facility allows video visitation only and does not offer in-person visits.
CommunicationHow much does a video visit cost at Montgomery Pretrial Detention Facility?
Remote video visits cost $0.25 per minute.
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Montgomery Pretrial Detention Facility in Florida offers medical and dental care, religious services, recreation, telephone privileges, visitation, mail delivery, and commissary access. Understanding what's available helps you plan visits and support your loved one.
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