How to send messages, photos, and packages
Staying in touch with someone at San Saba may involve phone calls, video visits, electronic messaging, and inmate tablets through Texas programs and third-party vendors. What's actually available depends on the specific unit and custody level—check the inmate's facility page for current services and scheduling instructions. Phone and video services typically run through vendor systems, so you'll need to register approved phone numbers and set up payment through a vendor account. All communications are monitored and screened. If a defendant is convicted and transferred to TDCJ, or if you move or change your contact information, reach out to the TDCJ Victim Services Division or your Victim Assistance Coordinator to update your details.
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In many Texas facilities, communication can include phone calls, remote video visits, electronic messaging, and inmate tablets. The exact features and vendors can vary by unit and custody level.
Check the inmate’s facility page for San Saba to see what services are currently offered and how scheduling works. If a service is run by a vendor, you’ll typically need to follow the vendor’s registration and payment steps to set up calls or video visits.
If a defendant is convicted and transferred to TDCJ, notify the TDCJ Victim Services Division with any new contact information. If you move or change your contact details, call your Victim Assistance Coordinator or the TDCJ Victim Services Division to update records.
Want to keep receiving updates about a defendant's case and custody status? Your contact information needs to stay current in the right places. Here's how to sign up for notifications, submit the correct forms, and update your info if anything changes.
Want updates about parole in a San Saba County case? Start with the county's Victim Impact Statement (VIS) packet—that's where you request notifications and provide your contact information.
Want updates on a San Saba County case? The easiest way to request them is by marking the YES/NO boxes on the Confidential Information Sheet.
