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Sumner County Jail offers several ways to stay connected: commissary deposits, phone time purchases, video visits, messaging, and money orders. Phone calls and messaging typically go through third-party vendors. Like most Tennessee jails, calls are outbound only and monitored, so you may need to set up a vendor account before receiving calls or messages. Adding funds or scheduling a video visit usually happens through the facility's approved vendor portal, app, or a lobby kiosk. Confirm which vendor the jail uses before creating an account or sending payment. For specific questions about accepted payment methods, vendor names, or scheduling, contact Jail Administrator Jerry Scott.
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Sumner County Jail lists commissary deposits and money orders as available services. You'll typically add funds through the facility's approved vendor portal, app, or a lobby kiosk. Verify the vendor before creating an account or sending payment.
Video visits are available at this facility. You'll schedule through the approved vendor portal or app, so confirm which vendor the jail uses and follow their booking steps.
For questions about phone, video, messaging, or commissary services, the jail lists Jail Administrator Jerry Scott as the primary contact.
Trying to reach someone at Sumner County Jail? Start with the jail administrator's contact info, and keep the facility address handy for mail or in-person business.
Sending money to someone at Sumner County Jail starts with confirming the approved deposit options and any limits. Use the contact details below to verify the current process before you send anything.
Visiting someone at Sumner County Jail is easier when you confirm the basics before leaving home. Start with the jail's address and a quick phone call to verify the current visitation process.
