How to send messages, photos, and packages
Staying in touch with someone at Northampton County Jail usually starts with phone service through GTL, the facility's provider. Calls cost $0.16 per minute under 2025 FCC guidelines. Be aware that calls may be monitored or recorded—though properly placed calls to an inmate's Attorney of Record are exempt. For remote options like phone, video, or messaging, you'll need to create an account with the approved vendor, complete identity verification, and get facility approval before connecting. Some services require prepayment or credits before calls or messages go through.
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Yes. Phone calls made within the facility may be monitored or recorded. Properly placed calls to an inmate’s Attorney of Record are exempt from monitoring or recording.
Calls through the jail’s provider, GTL, cost $0.16 per minute under 2025 FCC guidelines.
Create an account with the facility's approved vendor, complete identity verification, and submit your request to connect. The vendor routes it to the facility for approval. Some services require prepayment or credits before calls or messages go through.
Put the inmate's full name and permanent number on every envelope. Send it to Northampton County Jail's designated P.O. Box listed on the jail's contact or inmate information page.
Yes, but only if the books, newspapers, or magazines are shipped directly from a publisher or bookstore. Items mailed from a private residence are not accepted.
Do not send contraband, including drugs, alcohol, tobacco, weapons, or anything not authorized or not available through the commissary.
Commissary can feel confusing at first — especially when you're trying to time deposits with orders. Here's how ordering and delivery works at Northampton County Jail, plus how to place Securepak orders from the outside.
There are four ways to add money to someone's account at Northampton County Jail: mail a money order, deposit online through ConnectNetwork, use the lobby kiosk, or call in a deposit by phone. Which one works best depends on your priorities—online, phone, and kiosk are faster, while mailing a money order takes longer but doesn't require internet access.
Putting money on someone's account at Northampton County Jail is straightforward once you pick the method that works for you. Here are your deposit options, what you'll need, and how long it takes.
