How to send messages, photos, and packages
Pueblo County Detention routes inmate phone calls through a contracted telephone vendor. You'll need to create an account using the vendor link on the facility's communications page. Phone calls, video visits, and electronic messaging are commonly available, typically managed through third-party vendors and in-facility tablets. If the person you're trying to reach is in segregation, video visits are limited to scheduled out-time only. Before signing up or scheduling anything, check the facility page for the approved vendor, visitor-approval steps, and current scheduling rules. Once registered, add funds or use the vendor's payment options to receive calls or messages.
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Sending letters or photos to someone at Pueblo County Detention Center? Here's the big change: most mail gets scanned and delivered digitally. The paper originals don't make it through.
Pueblo County Detention Center converts all U.S. Mail to digital format (this policy started April 20, 2022). The original letters, photos, and drawings are destroyed after scanning.
Mailed a letter or family photos to Pueblo County Detention Center and never got the originals back? It's not a postal mistake. Since 2022, the jail converts most incoming U.S. Mail into digital copies instead of delivering paper originals.
Set up an account through Pueblo County Detention’s contracted telephone vendor using the vendor link on the facility page. Complete the vendor’s registration steps, then add funds or choose the vendor’s available payment options so the inmate can call you.
Yes, but video visits for inmates in segregation may only be scheduled during the inmate’s out-time and are not available outside that period. Check the facility page for any visitor approval requirements and the correct scheduling steps before you book.
Common options include phone calls, video visits, and electronic or tablet messaging, usually handled through third-party vendors or in-facility tablets. Check the Pueblo County Detention communications page to confirm which services are offered and what sign-up steps apply.
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