How to send messages, photos, and packages
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.
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Sending mail to someone at Taylor County Jail works a bit differently than you might expect. Personal mail gets scanned and delivered electronically to the person in custody, while legal mail follows a separate process.
Sending mail to Taylor County Jail? Here's the key detail: personal mail goes to a PO Box for scanning and kiosk delivery, while legal mail follows a separate process.
Need to get legal paperwork to someone at Taylor County Jail? Or maybe you need their signature on an original document? The process depends on what you're sending. Here's how to handle it correctly so nothing gets delayed or destroyed.
Sending letters to someone in Taylor County custody? Here's the big change: personal mail no longer goes directly to the jail. Instead, it's routed to a processing center in Fort Worth, where staff open it, scan it, and deliver it to your loved one electronically.
Call the phone number listed on the facility page to set up your Securus account. Register with the vendor, provide the inmate's ID, then follow their scheduling and payment steps for calls or video visits.
No. Taylor County Detention Center visitation is handled through video rather than in-person visits at the jail.
You can use the jail’s two on-site visitation kiosks in the old visitation-room lobby. Account setup and kiosk messaging are managed through the vendor portal listed on the facility page (inmateinbox.com).
No—personal letters don't go directly to the facility. Only legal mail is accepted at the jail itself. Send personal mail to the processing PO Box in Waycross, GA with the inmate's full name and ID, plus your return name. Mail missing return info may be rejected.
Send personal mail to the designated PO Box in Waycross, GA. Include the inmate's full name and ID number, your full return name, and a stamp. Mail missing the required return name or address may be rejected.
Photos (and drawings) are accepted if they meet the size restrictions. All pages must be 8.5 x 11 or smaller, and packages and magazines are not accepted.
Video visits at Taylor County Jail—whether free at the lobby or paid from home—start with a one-time registration at JailATM.com. Once that's done, you pick whichever option works for your schedule and budget.
Taylor County Jail uses video visitation instead of in-person visits. Connect from home through Securus, or use the free video kiosks in the jail lobby if you don't have computer access.
Taylor County Jail only offers video visitation, so your main task is getting a Securus account set up — or using the lobby kiosks if you don't have a computer. Here's how to get ready and avoid last-minute problems.
