How to send messages, photos, and packages
Morgan County Jail uses Combined Public Communications (CPC) for inmate phone service. Set up a prepaid account by calling 1-877-998-5678, creating an account online at www.inmatesales.com, or using the front-lobby kiosk. Online and phone payments accept major credit and debit cards. You can also pay by credit card during an active call to keep the conversation going. When you deposit funds, the money is tied to a specific phone number—the inmate can only use those funds to call that number. New arrivals without calling funds get three free five-minute admission calls; you'll hear an automated announcement and need to press 1 to accept. All phone, text, kiosk, and tablet communications may be monitored and recorded. TDD machines are available on request.
Search for a loved one and send messages and photos in minutes.
Morgan County Jail scans all non-legal mail off-site, which means small format mistakes can stop your letter before it arrives. Use the checklist below to make sure your mail is scannable, properly labeled, and free of prohibited items.
Call 1-877-998-5678 from the number you want blocked, and a live operator will help you stop the calls.
Yes. During an active call, you can pay by credit card to continue the current call, and online and phone payments accept major credit and debit cards.
Yes. All phone, text, kiosk, and tablet communications may be monitored and recorded for safety and security.
Send personal mail to Morgan County Jail's off-site, third-party scanned-mail address—the jail changed the standard mailing address to that off-site location. Your letter goes through the vendor's scanning process, so the original paper won't be delivered as-is.
Send legal mail and correspondence from attorneys or accredited media to Morgan County Jail’s local address, not the off-site scanned-mail address. It’s handled separately from scanned personal mail under the facility’s rules.
Letters must be no larger than 8.5 x 11 inches and thin enough to pass through a sheet-fed scanner. Don’t include stamps, blank envelopes, stationery, or any form of currency—mail with prohibited items may be rejected or returned.
Want to reliably take calls from someone at Morgan County Jail? Setting up a prepaid phone account is the quickest way. The jail uses Combined Public Communications (CPC) for inmate calls, and you can set up an account and add funds by phone, online, or at the lobby kiosk.
Calls from Morgan County Jail happen fast. You'll hear an automated prompt, and if your person just got booked, they might be using one of their short free calls. Here's what to expect and how to keep the conversation going.
