Tooele County Jail, UT

Tooele County Detention offers on-site video visitation through iWebVisit terminals in the facility lobby, though spots fill up fast. Register in the visitation lobby or online at iWebVisit.com. Lobby registration requires you to be over 18 with a valid government-issued photo ID. On-site visits run Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, depending on the inmate's housing assignment. Want a same-day visit? Call at 8:30 AM that morning to request one. All non-professional visits are monitored and recorded. Visits can be ended for disorderly conduct, intoxication, or unattended children. Follow the dress code—stay covered from neck to kneecaps—and comply with lobby screening and conduct rules. If a visit is canceled or terminated after it starts, no credit voucher is issued.

Tooele County Jail offers remote video visitation through iWebVisit, aiming for seven-day availability with expanded visiting hours and frequency. You'll need a computer with high-speed internet, a webcam, and a headset. Pricing breaks down like this: standard visitors pay $12.00 for the first visit each month and $10.00 for each additional visit. Qualified professionals pay $25.00 per visit. Attorneys, clergy, and other qualified professionals can request "Confidential Status" for their iWebVisit account by presenting credentials in person—or by phone or fax if they're outside the area. To get started, follow the iWebVisit registration steps and schedule your visit through the vendor portal in advance.

Sending mail to someone at Tooele County Jail is straightforward, but the rules matter. All inmate mail gets screened for contraband and has limits on size, format, and content. Legal or privileged correspondence follows different opening procedures to protect confidentiality. Many Utah jails limit the number of pages, restrict photo size and quantity, and require photos or books to come through approved third-party vendors rather than in personal letters. Before mailing anything, check the Tooele County Jail page for the correct address and whether mail goes through a central processing center or vendor. Always include your full name and complete return address—missing this information is a common reason mail gets rejected.

Tooele County lists Access Corrections as a vendor for sending money, posting bail, and making parole/probation payments. For bail payments tied to the sheriff's office, a GovPayNow page identifies PLC a002mk and is labeled "For: onsite bail," with the Tooele County Sheriff's Office phone number (435-277-4200) and address (1960 South Main, Tooele, UT 84074). Before depositing funds, double-check which payment methods are accepted and confirm you're using the correct vendor account or payment purpose—otherwise your payment may be rejected. Mailing a payment? Stick to money orders or cashier's checks made payable as the facility requests, and include the inmate's full name and ID number. Never mail cash or make checks payable directly to an inmate. If you use online or kiosk options, watch for account activity updates and any expiration rules.