Setting Up a Phone Account and Blocking Calls from San Luis Obispo County Jail
If your loved one is at San Luis Obispo County Jail, calls come through as either collect or billed to an NCIC advance-pay account. Here's how to set that up—and how to block calls if you need to.
Inmates at San Luis Obispo County Jail can only make outgoing calls - either collect or through an automated advance-pay system. You won't receive calls unless your phone accepts collect billing or you've set up an advance-pay account with the jail's phone provider.
For advance-pay calls, you'll need an NCIC account. Register online at https://account.ncic.com/Registration. Once it's set up, calls from the jail will connect and bill through NCIC automatically.
Prefer to do it by phone? Call 1 (800) 943-2189 to set up your NCIC account. The line is available 24 hours a day, which helps if you're trying to get things working outside normal business hours.
Expect calls at various times throughout the day. Inmates generally have phone access between 7:00 AM and 11:00 PM.
Need to block unwanted calls - or accidentally blocked them and want to undo it? Contact NCIC directly at 1 (800) 943-2189 to add or remove a block on your number.
- Answer the call and listen for the automated options - During an inmate call from San Luis Obispo County Jail, you’ll hear prompts.
- Press 3 to block future calls - Using the automated prompt, pressing 3 blocks any future calls from this facility to your number.
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