Muskingum County Jail, OH

All visits at Muskingum County Jail go through IC Solutions. Create a visitor account at www.icsolutions.com, get approved, then book an onsite or offsite video visit. Onsite visits are free. Offsite visits cost $7.50 per call. Each inmate gets one onsite and one offsite visit per week, and sessions last 30 minutes. Only two visitors are allowed per session, and you have a 10-minute grace period to check in. Visitors must be 18 or older (or accompanied by a parent or legal guardian), and you'll need to show an accepted photo ID. Broken IDs and food-stamp IDs won't be accepted. Leave hats, purses, wallets, cell phones, and keys secured in your vehicle, and follow the dress requirements. Your visit can be ended if you're under the influence, refuse a search, miss the grace period, or can't produce ID. Questions? Call (740) 455-7133.

Onsite visits at Muskingum County Jail are free, while offsite (remote) visits or calls cost $7.50 per call. Everything runs through IC Solutions (The Visitor). Start by creating an account at www.icsolutions.com, then follow the prompts to register and book a time. In many cases, the inmate must add you to an approved visitor list before you can complete vendor registration. You'll typically need a photo ID and a clear face photo for verification. Keep in mind that communication is often monitored or recorded for security, and remote sessions may require payment through the vendor system. For visitation questions, call (740) 455-7133.

Commissary purchases at Muskingum County Jail happen on Sunday and Wednesday nights, with Conn's Chips purchases on Monday and Thursday. Your deposit needs to hit the inmate's account by 11:00pm on those nights to count toward orders. One important warning: the jail says jailchange.com is a scam. Stick to approved deposit channels, which include Access Corrections, the facility lobby kiosk, and a live-agent phone option. Access Corrections can be used to fund an inmate trust or commissary account, and it may also support payments for court-ordered obligations, bail, and parole or probation payments. Before sending funds, confirm the inmate's full name and ID, and make sure you're using the approved vendor. Convenience or processing fees may apply. Those are set by the provider, not the jail.