How to send messages, photos, and packages
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.
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Mail rules can feel strict and confusing, especially your first time sending something. Here's how Sequoyah County Jail handles general mail, photos, books, and legal correspondence—so you can avoid delays and returns.
Create an account on the City Tele Coin website or mobile app to register for video visits at Sequoyah County Jail. In the City Tele Coin interface, choose the facility and the person you want to visit, then follow the vendor’s scheduling steps.
Inmate phone calls for Sequoyah County Jail are managed through CityTeleCoin.com rather than directly by the facility. Calls are typically outgoing from the person inside and are commonly monitored or recorded; City Tele Coin also provides live operator support via an inmate hotline.
Yes. You’ll generally need to create a City Tele Coin account and follow their verification steps, including phone-number registration if the vendor requires it. Use the City Tele Coin site or mobile app to complete setup for calls or video visits.
Send photos that are unframed, 4x6 inches or smaller, not from instant cameras, and not sexual in nature. Mail is inspected for contraband, and photos that break these rules can be rejected.
Yes. Soft-covered books are allowed only when shipped directly from a publisher or bookstore, and the inmate can have up to three books in their possession at one time.
Yes. If mail is censored or seized, the jail notifies the inmate and gives specific reasons for the action.
Getting money onto an inmate's account at Sequoyah County Jail is straightforward—just know that this jail doesn't accept money orders.
Staying connected with someone at Sequoyah County Jail means using City Tele Coin for video visits and phone calls. Here's how to get your account set up fast.
First visits can be nerve-wracking—the rules are strict, and getting turned away at the lobby is the last thing you want. This checklist covers exactly what ID to bring, what to leave behind, and how to handle money at Sequoyah County Jail.
