How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
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.
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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.
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No. Taylor County Detention Center no longer conducts in-person visits and uses video visitation instead.
Yes. The jail has two kiosks in the old visitation room lobby for family members without home computer access. Those kiosks use inmateinbox.com to set up and manage visitor accounts.
You'll use the facility's approved phone/video vendor to set up your account for phone and video visitation. Remote video visits must be scheduled through that system, and availability, monitoring, and scheduling rules may apply.
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.
