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Trying to stay in touch with someone at Niagara County Jail? Start here to find the right county office and contact details. For mail questions, the Niagara County Mail Room is on the 1st Floor of the Niagara County Courthouse at 175 Hawley St., Lockport. You can reach them at (716) 439-7119. The county also publishes contact information for offices that come up frequently in legal or case-related communication, including the Sheriff's Office Civil Process Division and PreTrial Services (with phone, mailing, and email details). Beyond mail and office contacts, most jails offer phone calls, video visits, and tablet messaging through third-party vendors. These typically require registration and funded accounts, and calls are commonly monitored and recorded.
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Trying to reach the right office in Niagara County? Having the correct number and address saves time. Use the contacts below to get to Probation, PreTrial Services, TASC at the jail, the Courthouse Mail Room, or the Sheriff's Civil Process Division.
The Niagara County Mail Room is on the 1st Floor of the Niagara County Courthouse at 175 Hawley St., Lockport. You can call the Mail Room at (716) 439-7119.
The Niagara County Sheriff's Office publishes mailing addresses and phone numbers for its Civil Process Division. For pretrial-related questions, Niagara County PreTrial Services is overseen by the Probation Department. You can contact Angela Beightol at (716) 438-3381 or pretrialservices@niagaracounty.com.
Most facilities offer telephone calls, video visits, and tablet or messaging options through third-party vendors. These services require vendor registration and funded accounts. They are commonly monitored and recorded, so review the vendor's rules and sign-up steps before using them.
Trying to reach someone connected to Niagara County Jail can get confusing fast, especially when you're dealing with pretrial release questions or legal paperwork. Here's the facility-specific contact information we can confirm, plus a simple way to double-check details before you send anything.
Sending money or making payments tied to a jail gets confusing fast. "Inmate deposits," "bail," and "civil payments" are often handled through completely different systems. Here's what we can confirm for Niagara County Correctional Facility—and how to verify the right option before you pay.
If you're trying to send money, make sure you're using the right system for the right purpose. The facility-specific information here covers Niagara County Sheriff's Office civil process fees, not inmate account deposits.
