How to send messages, photos, and packages
At 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.
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Sending mail to someone at Pulaski County Regional Detention Facility? Keep it simple. Items the facility doesn't allow are typically returned to sender, so a clean, plain letter with the correct addressing gives you the best chance of getting through.
Yes. Inmates must place outgoing calls, and you will hear an automated announcement before you can accept and connect the call.
In-person visitation was suspended during COVID-19, and visitors were directed to set up online video visitation accounts for remote visits.
Register 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.
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.
Want to help someone at Pulaski County Detention with commissary funds? You've got three options: the lobby kiosk, dropping off a money order, or depositing online through iCare.
Need records from Pulaski County Detention Center? You can submit a FOIA request by mail, email, or fax. Just make sure it goes to the FOIA Officer and includes your contact details so they can send a response.
