How to send messages, photos, and packages
Sheridan Detention Center relies on third-party vendors for phone calls, video visits, and electronic messaging rather than handling these services directly. To get started, create an account with the facility's approved vendor and complete any required verification steps. Calls, messages, and scheduled video visits typically require prepaid funding. You can add money through the vendor platform or use commissary phone-card options if available. In most cases, inmates can only place outgoing calls, and the facility may limit who can be called and monitor communications. For video visits and messaging, plan ahead. These services often require specific apps or minimum browser and device requirements, so check compatibility before you schedule.
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Create an account with the facility’s approved communications vendor and complete any verification steps the vendor requires. Sign-up is commonly free, but the exact requirements depend on the vendor.
Add funds to your vendor account using the payment methods the vendor accepts, or use commissary phone cards if they’re offered. Check the vendor platform for pricing and how funds apply to calls, video visits, and messages.
Typically, no. Most facilities only allow inmates to make outgoing calls. Incoming calls or third-party calling arrangements are usually not permitted. Call rules and monitoring vary, so confirm details through the facility-approved vendor.
Trying to reach someone connected to Sheridan Detention Center? Start with the verified local office contact details below, then call to confirm the exact communication options available (calls, mail, visits).
Here's how to reach the Sheridan Community Correction Office. The office is at 211 W Holly, Sheridan, AR 72150. Phone: (870) 942-8474. Fax: (870) 942-1573.
If you're stuck, getting conflicting answers, or need someone higher up at the Sheridan Community Corrections office, calling and asking for the area manager is a solid next step.
