Taylor County Detention Center

Taylor County Detention Center no longer offers in-person visits—all visitation happens through video. If you don't have a computer or reliable internet at home, the jail has two public kiosks in the old visitation room lobby. These stations use inmateinbox.com for account setup and kiosk messaging. For remote visits from home, you'll use the jail's approved phone/video vendor to register and schedule sessions. Plan ahead: video visits must be scheduled through the approved system, and monitoring and other scheduling rules may apply.

Taylor County Detention Center handles inmate phone and video communication through Securus. The facility page includes a phone number you can call to start setting up your account. All visitation is video-based—there are no in-person visits. If you don't have a home computer, the jail provides two visitation kiosks in the old visitation-room lobby. Account creation and kiosk messaging go through inmateinbox.com. To place calls or schedule video visits, register with the vendor, provide the inmate's ID, and follow their scheduling and payment steps. Before getting started, check the jail's public contact page for its phone number and weekday contact hours.

Mail rules at Taylor County Detention Center depend on what you're sending. Legal mail goes directly to the facility and gets searched before delivery. Personal letters should be sent to the processing PO Box in Waycross, Georgia—include the inmate's full name and ID number along with your return name. Mail missing required return information may be rejected. Once received, accepted mail is digitally scanned and delivered to inmates through a kiosk. Photos and drawings are allowed if they meet the size rules. Keep everything 8.5 x 11 or smaller—packages and magazines are not accepted.

Taylor County Detention Center publishes an online inmate roster showing booking date, age, bond amount (with a cash-only indicator when applicable), cell assignment, and a visitation schedule/address field. Start with the county roster to see who's currently in custody and review basic booking details. For broader coverage or more identifiers, expand your search using Texas statewide offender tools or federal locators—have booking numbers or state IDs ready to narrow results. Notification services like VINE or SAVNS can send custody-status alerts. Keep in mind that county and third-party rosters vary in completeness, so confirm critical details before acting—especially if the roster doesn't show the visitation information you need.