Tehema Sheriffs Prison, CA

Visitation at Tehama County Jail is assigned by housing unit, so start by checking the schedule for the correct visiting days and request windows. Many people schedule through the facility's online portal: create or claim your account, sign in, then choose the available visit type and time slot. Video visitation is also available through ICSolutions. When setting up your account, select Tehama County Jail as the agency to view video options and open slots. All visits are non-contact. The visitation appointee can end a visit for security issues or rule violations, so follow posted rules and staff directions. Most inmates get one 30-minute visit twice weekly. Inmate workers may get one 60-minute visit twice weekly when space permits.

Tehama County Jail handles video visitation through ICSolutions. When you create your account, select Tehama County Jail as the agency. Before your visit can be processed, you'll need to complete the required visitation form and email it to the facility as instructed. Once approved, the jail schedules your visit into a 30-minute time slot and sends you an email with your assigned time. If you're setting up video or other electronic communication, get your account in place on the provider's platform ahead of time and be ready to add prepaid funds if the service requires it. For non-emergency questions or urgent contact, call dispatch at (530) 529-7900 ext. 1. For emergencies, call 9-1-1.

There are three main ways to deposit funds for someone housed at Tehama Sheriffs Prison: by phone at 1-866-345-1884, online at inmatedeposits.com, or in person using the lobby kiosk. Money in an inmate trust account covers commissary purchases like hygiene items, phone time, and other allowed items, though balances may be reduced by court-ordered restitution or other authorized deductions. Before submitting a payment, confirm the incarcerated person's full name and booking or facility ID, and make sure you select the correct facility or agency in the vendor portal. Posting times vary by method. Kiosks are often faster but can have limited payment options. Never mail cash. If you need a mail option, follow the vendor or facility directions (some facilities accept U.S. Postal money orders).