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Spartanburg County Detention scans incoming non-privileged mail and delivers it electronically. Send standard letters to PO Box 9133, Seminole, FL 33775 for processing. Legal or privileged correspondence goes to the jail's physical addressâ950 California Ave, Spartanburg, SC 29303âand should be labeled "Attn: [inmate name]" to preserve privileged status. Sending money? The jail only accepts U.S. Postal Money Orders. Write the inmate's name and inmate number on the money order, and don't include letters or photos in the same envelope. Books are tightly restricted: only new paperbacks purchased through Amazon or Barnes & Noble are allowed. Used books, hardcovers, sexually oriented material, or anything that could incite a disturbance will be returned.
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If someone you care about was just booked into Spartanburg County Detention, the phone situation can get confusing quickly. Here's how that first free call works, what happens with collect calls afterward, and what to do about calls you'd rather not receive.
Phone calls from jail get confusing fastâwhat's free, what's collect, and how do you stop unwanted calls? Here's how the phone system works at Spartanburg County Detention and what you can do on the receiving end.
Sending mail to someone at Spartanburg County Jail? The address depends on what you're sending. Personal letters get scanned and delivered digitally, so they go to a PO Box in Florida. Legal or privileged mail goes directly to the jail's physical address.
Spartanburg County Detention uses Securus for phone service, and calls are recorded and monitored by detention staff. Each arrestee gets one free local call on admission; after that, calls are collect by default unless the inmate buys phone time at the canteen kiosk using their PIN.
The inmate can purchase phone time using their PIN at the canteen kiosk so calls donât have to be collect when paid from the inmate account. For account setup, billing, scheduling, or technical support, use the vendorâs portal or help line instead of contacting the facility.
Send regular (non-privileged) inmate mail to PO Box 9133, Seminole, FL 33775. Spartanburg County Detention scans incoming non-privileged letters and delivers them digitally.
Send legal or privileged mail to 950 California Ave, Spartanburg, SC 29303. Mark it âAttn: [inmate name]â to help preserve its privileged status.
Money by mail must be a U.S. Postal Money Order onlyâwrite the inmateâs name and inmate number on it, and donât put letters or photos in that same envelope. Books are allowed only as new paperbacks purchased from Amazon or Barnes & Noble; used books, hardcovers, sexually explicit, or otherwise prohibited materials will be returned.
Your first visit to Spartanburg County Jail goes smoother when you handle three things ahead of time: register, bring the right ID, and show up early enough to check in.
Your first visit to Spartanburg County Detention goes smoother when you bring the right thingsâand leave everything else behind. This checklist will help you avoid getting turned away at check-in.
Spartanburg County Sheriff's Detention Facility uses video visitation for general visits with friends and family. Get your registration right and show up early, and you'll avoid most scheduling headaches.
