Stark County Jail

To visit someone at Stark County Jail, schedule your appointment through the ICSolutions portal by choosing an available day and time. Plan ahead. Visits generally need to be booked at least 24 hours in advance. On-site visiting is available Tuesday through Friday (excluding holidays) from 8:00am to 11:00am and 12:00pm to 4:00pm. Keep the weekly visit limit in mind: your visit counts for the week once both you and the inmate pick up the phones in the visiting room. All visits are monitored and recorded, and you may need to register in the portal and get approved before your first appointment. For remote video visits, check the visitation portal for approved vendors, scheduling rules, and any fees.

Stark County Jail requires you to schedule visits through the vendor portal at ICSolutions.com, where you choose an available day and time. If the inmate is enrolled in the IARP program, visitation times can vary. Call the inmate visitation line at 330-451-1360 to confirm the exact schedule. A visit counts for the week once both you and the inmate pick up the phones in the visiting room. Ohio detention facilities commonly use third-party vendors for communication options like outgoing calls, video sessions, and kiosk or tablet messaging. These services are typically monitored and recorded. Before scheduling or using electronic services, complete any visitor approval steps and have a valid photo ID ready for vendor account verification.

To add money for someone at Stark County Jail, you'll typically use an approved third-party deposit system: an online portal, mobile app, phone line, or lobby kiosk. In most cases, you can't hand cash directly to jail staff. Funds go into the person's inmate account (not their personal belongings) and are typically used for commissary purchases, phone time, hygiene items, or to pay fees and court-ordered obligations. Have the inmate's full name and ID number ready, since deposits commonly require both. Some methods also require you to create an account or register the recipient first. Processing and convenience fees are common and vary by vendor, so stick to the jail's approved channels to avoid unofficial or scam sites.