Pasco County Detention, FL

Pasco County Detention is video-only for visitation. Onsite virtual visits are free, available Tuesday through Saturday from 8:30am to 11:00am and 1:00pm to 4:00pm. Off-site video visits cost $0.25 per minute with a $5.00 minimum prepayment when you schedule. The full amount is collected up front, unused time gets refunded, and if you cancel, the $5.00 is returned. If you're 18 or older, register at www.icsolutions.com before scheduling any video visit. For off-site visits, download and test The Visitor™ app (Windows, Apple, or Android) ahead of time to make sure your device and connection work. Also confirm whether you need to be on the inmate's approved visitor list and wait for approval before traveling.

Pasco County Detention offers phone calls, video visits, and electronic messaging, all handled through third-party vendors. Phone calls are collect unless you set up a prepaid account. Inmates can also transfer money from their commissary account into a phone account to cover calls and tablet time. For video visits, you must be 18 or older and register at www.icsolutions.com. Messaging runs through a JailATM Messaging Subscription, which starts by applying $5.00 in messaging credits to your account. Public documentation specific to this facility is limited, so check the vendor sites (ICSolutions and JailATM) for the latest setup steps, fees, and scheduling details.

Deposits to someone at Pasco County Detention go through JailATM. When creating your JailATM account, you'll need to provide a Social Security Number for bank and anti money laundering compliance. JailATM enforces a deposit limit of $300 per resident per calendar week (Sunday through Saturday). If you want to set money aside specifically for commissary, you can create a Commissary Allowance in JailATM. That allowance is applied before the resident's own funds. For phone calls and tablet time, residents transfer money from their commissary account into their phone account. Before sending funds, double check the available deposit methods, required inmate identifiers, and any vendor fees. Common options include online deposits, lobby kiosks, phone deposits, or mailed money orders.