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Morgan County Jail's inmate phone system is provided by Combined Public Communications (CPC). You can set up a prepaid account by calling 1-877-998-5678 or creating an account online at www.inmatesales.com using major credit or debit cards. Prefer to do it in person? Use the kiosk in the jail's front lobby to make deposits or start account setup. New inmates without calling funds receive three free 5-minute phone calls upon admission. Outgoing calls begin with an automated announcement, and you must press 1 to accept. If funds run out mid-call, you may be able to use a credit card to continue. Phone, text, kiosk, and tablet communications may be monitored and recorded. TDD machines are available upon request. Some facilities also offer video visits or electronic messaging, so check the facility page for current options, schedules, and fees.
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Getting in touch with someone at Morgan County Jail comes down to phone access and adding funds correctly. Here's what the jail publishes about calls, deposits, and how to block calls if needed.
Morgan County Jail now routes most personal mail through an off-site scanning process. Send to the wrong address or include something the scanner can't handle, and your letter won't reach your loved one.
Want someone at Morgan County Jail to call you? You'll need to set up and fund a prepaid phone account through the jail's phone provider. Here's how to do it.
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.
When a phone call from Morgan County Jail is about to cut off because funds run out, you have a few ways to pay on the spot or add money for future calls. Here are the three options available to families and friends.
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.
That first call can catch you off guard. Here's what the automated system sounds like, how the free intake calls work, and what options you'll hear when the call pauses.
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.
Set up a prepaid account through CPC by calling 1-877-998-5678, or create an account online at www.inmatesales.com with a major credit or debit card. You can also use the kiosk in the front lobby to make deposits or begin setup in person.
Calls start with an automated announcement. Press 1 to accept. If the inmate runs out of calling funds, you may be able to pay by credit card during the call to keep it going. You can also deposit funds tied to your phone number so they can call you later.
Call 1-877-998-5678 from the phone number you want blocked, and a live operator can help you block calls. Communications may be monitored and recorded, and TDD machines are available upon request if you need them.
Before you put money on an account for someone at Morgan County Jail, make sure you're funding the right one. The inmate commissary account is separate from phone and visitation accounts. Funds cannot be transferred between them. If you deposit to the wrong account, staff cannot move the money for you.
Visiting someone in jail can feel overwhelming the first time, especially when you're juggling phone calls, video visits, and deposits all at once. Here are the Morgan County Jail basics we can confirm, plus what you should verify before making the trip.
