Contact an Inmate at Putnam County Jail, FL.

Mail, photos, messaging, and phone/call options for staying in touch.

Overview

Putnam County Jail uses Smart Jail Mail for remote video visits. You'll need to create an account before you can schedule or start a session. Video visits come in 15- or 30-minute blocks and cost $0.10 per minute. Remote and on-demand video visitation is available seven days a week during facility time blocks, with scheduling and exact time windows set by the jail. All visits are monitored and recorded, and the director of corrections (or a designee) can deny a visit to maintain safety, security, or good order. Florida facilities may also use third-party vendors for options like email, tablet messaging, and phone calls. Features, screening rules, and payment methods vary by system.

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Quick Facts

  • Visitors must create a Smart Jail Mail account to initiate a remote video visit.
  • Video visits are offered in 15- or 30-minute durations.
  • Video visits are billed at $0.10 per minute.
  • All visits are monitored and recorded and may be denied by the director of corrections or designee to maintain safety and order.
  • Remote and on-demand video visitation are available seven days a week during specified facility time blocks.

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Common Questions

How do I start a remote video visit with an inmate at Putnam County Jail?

Create an account on Smart Jail Mail, then use the system to schedule or initiate a remote video visit. Pick from the available options shown for the facility’s time blocks.

How long are video visits at Putnam County Jail and how much do they cost?

Video visits come in 15- or 30-minute sessions, billed at $0.10 per minute.

Are video visits at Putnam County Jail monitored or recorded?

Yes. All video visits are monitored and recorded. The director of corrections or a designee may deny visitation to maintain safety, security, or good order.

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