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Pamunkey Regional Jail offers remote video visitation through GettingOut.com, available any day of the week. Each session lasts up to 30 minutes—think of it like a phone call with live video so you can see the inmate during your visit. Hours generally run about 8am–11pm, seven days a week, though there are specific unavailable times and occasional brief interruptions. Calls and video sessions through this service are not recorded or monitored. Before your first visit, create and verify your GettingOut.com account. For technical or billing issues, contact the vendor directly (not jail staff). Have ID ready if registration requires it.
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Create an account on GettingOut.com and use it to schedule video visits any day. You may need to verify your identity and complete the vendor’s registration steps before your first visit. For technical or billing issues, contact the vendor—not jail staff.
Remote video visits are available seven days a week and generally run about 8am–11pm. There are specific unavailable times and brief interruptions, so check availability when you schedule.
No. Calls and video sessions placed through the jail’s remote visitation service are not recorded or monitored.
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