Mail, photos, messaging, and phone/call options for staying in touch.
After booking at Spencer County Jail, an inmate gets one phone call from the booking office—unless staff decide otherwise. Any calls after that are made from the cell areas and billed to the person receiving the call, not the inmate. Since the jail uses a third-party vendor for phone services, you may need to set up an account and should expect per-call or per-minute charges. For help with the phone system, billing, or account setup, contact Combined Public Communications at 877-570-4268.
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Phone calls are usually the fastest way to stay in touch after an arrest—but the billing can catch people off guard. Here's how calls work at Spencer County Jail, including that one call from booking and who pays after that.
Yes. Once an individual is booked, they are allowed one phone call from the booking office unless staff determine otherwise.
Calls made from the cell areas are charged to the person receiving the call.
For Spencer County Jail phone account or vendor issues, contact Combined Public Communications at 877-570-4268. Since many facilities use third-party vendors, you may need to set up a vendor account to place or receive calls.
Want to help someone make progress while they're in custody? Start by knowing what's available. Spencer County Jail offers three inmate programs: a G.E.D. course, a Substance Abuse Program, and a Mentoring Program.
Weekend visits at Spencer County Jail follow two simple rules: they happen on Saturdays and Sundays, and each inmate gets one hour per week.
For your loved one to buy commissary, they need money in their inmate account. Spencer County Jail accepts mailed deposits via U.S. Postal Service money order—but it has to be prepared a specific way.
