Sequoyah County Jail, OK

Video visitation at Sequoyah County Jail runs seven days a week from 8:00 AM to 10:30 PM. Each visit lasts 15 minutes, and only one adult visitor can connect at a time. If you're 18 or older, bring a valid passport or government-issued photo ID—make sure the name matches what you used to schedule. Kids can visit but must stay with a parent, guardian, or custodian at all times; they can't be left alone in the visitation area or lobby. Leave everything else behind: no food, drinks, purses, bags, cell phones, cameras, drugs, or weapons. Visits may be recorded or monitored, and your requested time slot isn't confirmed until staff approves it.

Sequoyah County Jail uses City Tele Coin for video visits and inmate phone services. To set up video visits, create an account through the City Tele Coin website or mobile app, select the correct facility and the person you want to visit, then follow the scheduling steps. Phone calls go through CityTeleCoin.com—not the jail's main lines. City Tele Coin offers live operator support through an inmate hotline if you or the person inside needs help. Since these services run through a third-party vendor, expect standard setup steps: account creation, possible phone-number registration, and calls that are typically outgoing only. Calls are commonly monitored or recorded.

Sequoyah County Jail opens and inspects all incoming mail for contraband. Non-privileged mail may be randomly read for facility safety. Legal or government mail must be sealed by the sender—otherwise staff will only open it with the inmate present. If mail gets censored or seized, staff will notify the inmate with specific reasons. Photos have strict limits: they must be unframed, no larger than 4x6 inches, not from instant cameras, and nothing sexual. Break these rules and your photos get rejected. Soft-covered books are accepted only when shipped directly from a publisher or bookstore, and inmates can have up to three books at a time. Outgoing mail needs a Sequoyah County Jail return address with the inmate's name. Writing supplies are sold in commissary, and qualifying indigent inmates get them free.

To add money to an inmate's account at Sequoyah County Jail, use the kiosk in the jail lobby. Money orders aren't accepted. Prefer online? Use the JailATM web portal with a credit or debit card—you'll need to sign in or create an account using an email address or username. Commissary runs through Benchmark Commissary Services, and orders must be placed by Friday before 4:00 PM to make the cutoff. Any money left in an inmate's commissary account goes back to them at release. If someone's released over the weekend, they can pick up remaining funds Tuesday–Friday, 8:30 am–4:30 pm.