Sarpy County Jail

Sarpy County Jail offers both remote and on-site visitation, but every visit is conducted by video. Create a Securus account at least 24 business hours before your first scheduled session. During the call, continuous facial recognition is active. Significant movement by either participant will end the visit with no restart, so stay as still as you can. Visits run Monday through Friday in set morning and afternoon windows, and each session lasts 30 minutes. Slots fill up fast, so plan ahead. Before scheduling, confirm you're approved on the incarcerated person's visitor list. Minors under 18 can only visit on-site. They must bring an original birth certificate with a raised seal and be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Bring a valid government photo ID, expect screening (metal detectors or pat searches), and follow staff instructions to avoid being turned away.

Sarpy County Jail handles all visits through Securus Video Connect, a web-based video system you can access from a browser or the Securus app. Both remote and on-site visits are video visits. Set up your Securus account at least 24 business hours before your first scheduled session, then upload a valid government photo ID for prescreening. Securus will email an approval or denial notice to the address on your account. If you're planning paid offsite video sessions or need to add money for commissary or other communications, you'll typically do that through Securus by funding your vendor account. Keep in mind that vendor communications are often monitored or recorded. Access can also be limited during lockdowns or for disciplinary reasons.

Deposits at Sarpy County Jail go through Securus for both commissary and communications. Before you start, have the incarcerated person's full name and their inmate ID or case information ready. Your deposit options typically include online vendor sites or apps, lobby kiosks, phone payments, retail cash-pay locations, and mail where accepted. Fees and posting times vary by method, so check those details before paying. For mail, the commissary sells pre-stamped envelopes, and postage for bulky items is charged to the inmate's account. Indigent inmates receive writing materials and postage at no charge. If you also plan to use Securus video visits or communications, create your Securus account and complete ID upload and prescreening ahead of time.