How to send messages, photos, and packages
Stephens County Jail residents can communicate through phone calls, video calls, and electronic messaging. Time for these services is typically purchased through commissary or a third-party vendor account. You'll need to create an account, register your phone number, and follow the vendor's steps to schedule or join video visits. Calls are outgoing only, meaning the person in custody places the call. Calls and video sessions may be monitored or recorded. Billing is commonly handled as collect, prepaid, or direct-billing. If you have questions about charges or setting up service, reach out to the provider. For vendor or inmate sales/customer service, call 702-829-3001. In-person in-house visits are free and limited to one 15-minute visit per week.
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Inmates can purchase phone, video, and messaging time through commissary or approved vendors. For account or payment help, contact inmate sales/customer service at 702-829-3001.
You can't receive incoming calls. The person inside places all outgoing calls. Video visits are handled through third-party vendors, and you'll need an account to schedule or join. Calls and video sessions may be monitored or recorded. Billing options include collect, prepaid, or direct billing.
No. Cell phones and other electronic or Bluetooth communication devices, such as laptops, are prohibited during visits.
Stephens County Jail gives you two ways to video visit: show up and use the lobby kiosk, or schedule a remote visit from home. Here's how each works and what you need to know.
Stephens County Jail offers two video visitation options through the same provider. Here's how the free on-site lobby kiosk compares to online video visits, so you can pick the one that fits your situation.
Reaching someone at Stephens County Jail comes down to two systems: kiosk-based communications for the inmate inside the facility, and Prodigy Solutions for video visitation scheduling.
