Mail, photos, messaging, and phone/call options for staying in touch.
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Trying to stay in touch with someone in custody? Phone calls through a prepaid calling setup are usually the fastest option. Here are the key methods, plus what to do if calls aren't coming through.
Want inmate calls to stop coming to your phone? You can request a block directly.
Sending mail to Ventura County Jail is simple, but small mistakes—like forgetting the booking number or including too many photos—can delay delivery or get your envelope sent back. Follow the address format and rules below to make sure your mail gets through.
Mail rules can feel picky, but they're predictable once you know what screeners look for. Here's what Ventura County Jail staff routinely remove or return, plus a few simple ways to send mail that actually makes it through.
Minor children can't visit Ventura County Jail on their own. They must be accompanied by a parent, grandparent, or legal guardian. Here's the catch: only two people can visit at a time—either two adults, or one adult and one minor child. Plan your group before you arrive.
Scheduling a home video visit is straightforward once you understand the timing rules and Securus account setup. Follow these steps to get your visit on the calendar—and avoid last-minute problems.
Sending money into a jail account can feel confusing, partly because it affects more than just commissary. Here are the key rules at Ventura County Jail, plus what to confirm with the facility before you pay anything.
