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Mail and Photos at Pulaski County Detention Center, KY: start with our general mail and photos guide, then confirm details with the facility at (606) 678-0130.
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Visiting at Pulaski County Detention takes a little planning. Start by checking whether in-person visits are currently allowed, then make sure you follow the facility's scheduling rules.
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Pulaski County Regional Detention Facility has suspended in-person visitation due to COVID-19. Instead, the facility directs visitors to set up an online video visitation account. If you were hoping for a face-to-face visit, video visitation is currently your only option. Keep in mind that this could change as the facility updates its policies.
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JPay is down at Pulaski County Detention Center, so the jail has switched to a mail-in workaround. Here's how to send funds the way they're asking families to do it right now.
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Pulaski County Detention Center requires you to schedule an in-person visit at least 24 hours in advance and notify the visitation section before you arrive. Video visits are handled through the GettingOut system. You can book them at www.gettingout.com or at the facility lobby kiosk. Remote video sessions are available daily from 8:00 AM to 10:30 PM. Visiting days are assigned by the inmate's last name, and some housing units have their own designated visit days. Confirm the inmate's current housing and assigned day before making plans. You'll also need to submit a visitor information form and wait for approval to be added to the approved visitors list, so build in time for background checks or processing.
Read full guideAt Pulaski County Detention Center (KY), inmates must initiate all outgoing phone calls. When you receive a call, you'll hear an automated announcement and need to accept it before the call connects. The facility paused in-person visits during COVID-19 and instructed visitors to create online video visitation accounts for remote visits. To use video visits or secure messaging, you'll typically need to register with the jail's approved communications vendor, get approved by the facility, and then schedule visits through the vendor's website or app. Keep in mind that phone calls and electronic messages are commonly monitored or recorded. Attorney communications may follow different privacy rules depending on the service and facility. Check the official sheriff or jail website for current contact details and any temporary policy changes.
Read full guideTo put money on someone's books at Pulaski County Detention Center, head to the lobby kiosk with cash or a credit card. Online deposits for commissary or phone time go through the facility's vendor portals (for example, GettingOut/Telmate), and those services typically require identity verification when you make your first deposit or set up your account. Don't plan on handing cash over during a visit. Money is a prohibited item in the visiting area, so use the kiosk or an approved vendor instead. Before depositing, review the vendor and facility instructions for posting times, transfer options, and care-package ordering rules.
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Schedule your in-person visit at least 24 hours in advance and notify the visitation section before the visit. Submit any required visitor information form and wait for approval before you show up.
VisitationYes. Book a video visit through GettingOut at www.gettingout.com or at the facility lobby kiosk. Schedule at least 24 hours ahead. Remote video hours run 8:00 AM to 10:30 PM daily, so pick a time within that window.
VisitationVisiting days are assigned by the inmate’s last name, and some housing units have specific visit days. Verify the inmate’s assigned day and housing unit before planning your trip.
VisitationYes. Inmates must place outgoing calls, and you will hear an automated announcement before you can accept and connect the call.
CommunicationIn-person visitation was suspended during COVID-19, and visitors were directed to set up online video visitation accounts for remote visits.
CommunicationRegister with the facility's approved communications vendor, get approved by the jail, and schedule video visits through the vendor's website or app. Messages and visits are usually subject to facility approval rules and monitoring.
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Pulaski County Detention Center in Kentucky has suspended in-person visitation due to COVID-19. Instead, the facility offers video visitation. You'll need to create an online video visitation account to schedule a virtual visit.
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