How to send messages, photos, and packages
To stay in touch with someone at Simpson County Detention Center, you can add funds to cover phone calls and other communication services. The facility lists CorrectPay as its vendor, with services that may include phone time, video visits, messaging, commissary deposits, gift baskets, and e-cigarettes. For video visits and electronic messaging, you'll typically need to create an account with the approved vendor and complete any required approvals before connecting. Once both you and the inmate are approved, schedule video visits through the vendor's system (on the web or in the app). Calls and electronic messages are commonly monitored or recorded, and privacy rules can vary by service.
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Simpson County Detention Center has two mailing addresses, and which one you use depends on what you're sending. Use the checklist below to make sure your letter, legal mail, or commissary money order reaches the right place on the first try.
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You can add funds to support inmate phone calls and other communication services at Simpson County Detention Center. The facility lists CorrectPay for services like phone time and commissary deposits.
Yes. The facility's listed vendor supports video visits and messaging, but you'll need to create an account with the approved vendor first. After any required approvals, schedule video visits through the vendor's web portal or app.
In most cases, inmate calls and electronic messages are monitored or recorded, but the exact rules can vary by service and facility. Attorney communications may be handled differently depending on the service and facility rules.
Simpson County Detention Center's website lists several ways to support communication and account needs from the outside, including paying for inmate phone calls and handling certain payments online. The site doesn't spell out every detail (like fees or which vendor runs each service), so plan on confirming the specifics before you send money or place an order.
Want to send commissary money to someone at Simpson County Detention Center? The jail accepts mail-in money orders with specific labeling and address requirements. Here's how to do it right, plus what to know about other options.
Sending money to someone at Simpson County Detention Center usually means mailing a money order for commissary. The key is using the right address and labeling your envelope correctly.
