How to send messages, photos, and packages
To contact Tishomingo County Jail directly, use the Tishomingo County Sheriff's Office street address, phone, or fax. For staying in touch with someone inside, options often include phone calls, video visits, electronic messaging, or on-site kiosks — though availability varies. You'll likely need to register with the jail's approved communications provider and create an account before placing calls, scheduling video visits, or sending messages. Adding funds usually happens through a third-party portal, kiosk, or vendor. Expect calls and messages to be monitored or recorded. Check the jail's rules for specifics.
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Use the Tishomingo County Sheriff’s Office listed street address, phone, or fax to contact the jail. For details like video-visit setup or funding instructions, check the facility’s rules or ask when you call.
Phone calls and video visits are common at many jails, but what’s available at Tishomingo County Jail can vary. Confirm the available options, scheduling rules, and any required account registration with the jail before you make plans.
In many facilities, phone calls and electronic communications are monitored and recorded and may be accessed by correctional authorities. Check the jail’s published rules or ask the facility contact about monitoring, retention, and privacy limits.
Address the envelope with the inmate’s full name and any required ID or housing information. Include your full name and complete return address so mail can be delivered or returned if needed. Use proper postage and keep the envelope and contents plain to reduce delays.
Photo rules vary, but many facilities only accept a limited number of non-explicit photos that meet size and content limits. Books and magazines often must be paperback and shipped directly from the publisher or an approved vendor. Check the jail’s current mail policy before sending either.
Yes—incoming mail is screened, and staff may open, photocopy, digitize, censor, or return items that raise safety or security concerns. Avoid sending anything that could be considered contraband or a restricted insert.
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