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To reach Shawano County Jail directly, call the main line at (715) 526-7950. Mailing details and other county contact information are listed in the site footer. Phone calls, video visits, and tablet-based messaging are typically handled through third-party vendors rather than the county itself. To get started, create a vendor account, enter your information exactly as required, then schedule video visits or purchase call credits through the vendor portal. Keep in mind that routine calls and electronic messages are commonly monitored—attorney communications use separate verification steps for privacy. Wisconsin is also rolling out a statewide video/tablet platform, so vendors and processes may change during the transition.
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Call Shawano County Jail’s main line at (715) 526-7950 for general inquiries. County contact details and the main mailing address are also listed in the county website footer.
Phone and video services are usually run through a third‑party vendor, so you’ll typically need to create an account and follow the vendor’s scheduling and payment steps. Make sure the visitor/recipient details are entered exactly as required, then schedule visits or buy credits through the vendor portal.
Yes—routine inmate calls and electronic messages are commonly monitored or screened. Attorney communications generally follow different verification and privacy procedures, often with separate facility or vendor verification steps.
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