Mail, photos, messaging, and phone/call options for staying in touch.
Staying in touch with someone at Reno County Corrections Facility starts with video visitation. The facility allows video visits only (no contact visits), and all visits are monitored and recorded. To get started, register through the facility's approved video-visit vendor, schedule your visit ahead of time, and follow the vendor's payment steps at booking. Other communication options may include outgoing phone calls and vendor-run tablet messaging or electronic photos, which typically require an account with funds loaded. You can also add money to an inmate's commissary online (Team3), by phone, or at the facility's 24-hour kiosk. For questions about visitation, communication, mail, or posting money, call 620-694-2741 or check the Reno County Inmate and Visitors Handbooks.
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No. Reno County Corrections Facility allows only video visits, and contact visits are not permitted. All visits are monitored and recorded.
Register with the facility's approved video-visit vendor or portal, then schedule your visit in advance. Payment is handled at booking through the vendor's instructions.
You can add funds online using Team3, by phone, or at the facility’s kiosk (available 24 hours).
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