How to send messages, photos, and packages
Incarcerated people at Stanislaus Men's Jail can generally use the phones between 6:00 AM and 10:00 PM, though exact times depend on housing assignment. Set up a prepaid or collect account through ICSolutions online or by calling 888-506-8407 (support is available 24 hours). For tablet messaging, the jail uses Edovo Messenger. The first five sponsors an incarcerated person invites get a $0 plan with 10 free messages; after that, you'll need a paid plan. To avoid delays, create accounts and add funds ahead of time. California is transitioning to a statewide communications provider, so double-check which platform the facility currently supports before signing up.
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Mail rules at Stanislaus County Jail are strict. Follow the exact address format, include the booking number, and avoid the common prohibited items—your mail is much more likely to get through.
Sending a letter to someone in Stanislaus County custody? It won't go straight to Modesto. Personal mail gets routed through a processing site in Arkansas first, where it's screened before delivery.
Phone access is generally available from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM. Exact calling times depend on the assigned facility or housing unit.
Set up a prepaid or collect phone account through the ICSolutions website or by calling 888-506-8407. ICSolutions support is available 24 hours.
Yes. Stanislaus Men’s Jail uses Edovo Messenger for tablet messaging, and the first five sponsors invited can get a $0 plan with 10 free messages before paid plans are required.
California is switching to a new statewide provider for phone calls, video visits, and electronic messaging. During a transition, some facilities may still use older platforms, so confirm what Stanislaus Men’s Jail currently supports before you create accounts or add funds.
Send personal letters to: JailATM.com Stanislaus County Sheriff’s Detention Center, IP Name and Booking #, P.O. Box 16120, Jonesboro, AR 72401. Personal mail sent to JailATM is opened, scanned, and delivered as a digital copy.
No. Books, legal mail, Medi-Cal documents, and welfare cards must be addressed to the Sheriff’s Detention Center mailing address, not the JailATM address.
Bringing kids to visit at Stanislaus County Detention Facilities takes some prep work, but it's manageable if you know the rules. Here's what documents you'll need, who can accompany a minor, and the common mistakes that get families turned away at check-in.
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Setting up phone calls and tablet messaging takes a few steps, but it's straightforward once you know who to contact. Here's what you need for phone calls (ICSolutions/TouchPay) and tablet messaging (Edovo Messenger) at Stanislaus County detention facilities.
