How to send messages, photos, and packages
Contacting someone at Saline County Detention Center starts with signing up through the facility's approved communications vendor. You'll create an account and verify your profile. Phone calls, video visits, and electronic messaging all require money on the vendor account (or the use of commissary or phone cards) before you can use them. In most Arkansas facilities, incarcerated people can only place outgoing calls. Incoming calls and third-party call arrangements typically aren't supported. Video and messaging platforms may also require a compatible device with minimum operating system or browser versions, so check the vendor's requirements before scheduling. For address-change notifications, Arkansas' ACIC provides email alerts and lets you register up to ten addresses to receive updates within a specified radius.
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Create an account with the facility’s approved communications vendor, then add funds (or use commissary or phone cards) to pay for calls, video visits, or messages. Use the vendor’s portal or app to schedule video visits or send electronic messages.
Yes. Arkansas’ ACIC offers email notifications for offender address updates, and you can register up to ten addresses to receive alerts within a specified radius.
Usually no. Inmates generally place outgoing calls only, and facilities typically don't accept incoming calls or third-party call arrangements. Check with the vendor or facility for any specific restrictions.
Before you rely on Saline County's online inmate roster to track down information about someone you care about, read the disclaimer. It explains why the roster works for quick reference—but shouldn't be treated as an official, guaranteed record.
Saline County Detention Center has an online inmate roster, but there's a catch: the facility itself says it can't certify the accuracy of what's listed. Treat the roster as a starting point, not the final word. Always confirm details directly before making calls, sending mail, or planning a visit.
Visiting someone at Saline County Detention Center takes a little planning. Start by confirming details directly with the facility, since their online information may not be fully accurate.
