How to send messages, photos, and packages
Oconto County Jail uses Cidnet for inmate communications, charging a flat $0.30 per megabyte across Voice, Video, and Mail services. The specific apps available can differ by facility, and Wisconsin's transition toward statewide platforms means the vendor or services may change during the rollout. To get started, create an account with the facility's vendor, make sure you're registered exactly as required on the jail's approved list, then schedule or buy credits for calls, messages, or video visits through the vendor's site. All calls, messages, and video visits are screened or recorded. Attorney communications follow different verification steps—use the vendor and facility process for privileged contacts.
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Cidnet’s published rate is $0.30 per megabyte for Voice, Video, and Mail services.
No. The available voice, video, and messaging applications can vary by facility, and Wisconsin’s move toward statewide platforms means vendors or services may change. Confirm the vendor listed by the facility before you create an account.
Create an account with the facility’s communication vendor and follow its enrollment steps. You’ll typically need to be on the jail’s approved list, then schedule visits or purchase credits through the vendor. Calls and messages are screened or recorded, and attorney communications use separate verification procedures.
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