How to send messages, photos, and packages
Phone access at Newaygo County Jail is straightforward. Telephones are in every housing unit and holding area, and inmates can use them 24 hours a day. All calls are recorded and monitored, billed at $0.21 per minute. The incarcerated person places outgoing calls through a third-party phone vendor. To receive calls or add funds, you'll typically set up a prepaid or receiving account with the facility's approved vendor and follow their registration steps. Non-legal calls are routinely recorded and monitored, while attorney communications may be handled differently in certain circumstances. Check for any vendor fees or restrictions during setup.
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Newaygo County Jail only accepts postcards for regular (non-privileged) incoming mail. Send anything other than a prepaid 4-inch by 6-inch postcard, and it will likely be rejected.
Yes. All inmate telephone calls at Newaygo County Jail are recorded and monitored. Attorney communications may be handled differently in certain circumstances.
Calls are billed at $0.21 per minute. Additional vendor fees may apply through the phone service provider.
Phones are available in every housing unit and holding area, 24 hours a day. To receive calls, you'll need to register with the jail's approved phone vendor and set up a prepaid or receiving account through their registration process.
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