Mail, photos, messaging, and phone/call options for staying in touch.
Communication at Tulsa County Jail starts soon after booking. Once processing is complete, inmates can make phone calls to arrange bond or notify friends and family. Calls are outgoing only and generally recorded or monitored (privileged legal calls are the exception). Video visitation is provided through TechFriends, and you'll use JailATM.com for scheduling and vendor details. To receive calls or join video visits, you'll typically need to create an account with the facility's approved vendor, register your phone number, and confirm ownership before accepting communications. For video visits, select the facility and the person you're visiting in the vendor app, then join from a computer, tablet, or smartphone.
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Trying to reach someone at the Tulsa County Jail (David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center)? Here's what to know, from those first phone calls after booking to the jail's approval-based visitation process.
Mail rules at Tulsa County Jail are strict. One small mistake can get your entire envelope rejected or flagged as contraband. Use the checklist below to make sure your mail actually gets through.
Getting mail rejected is frustrating, and it's usually avoidable. Follow the rules below to keep your letter, photos, or book from being flagged as contraband at Tulsa County Jail.
Once booking is complete, inmates can make phone calls to arrange bond or notify friends and family. Calls are outgoing only and are commonly recorded or monitored.
Video visitation is provided through TechFriends. Use JailATM.com for scheduling and vendor details, then follow the vendor’s steps to select the facility and the person you’re visiting.
Yes. You generally need to create an account with the facility’s approved vendor and register your phone number before accepting communications. Follow the vendor’s registration steps and confirm phone ownership as required.
Your first visit to the David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center (Tulsa County Jail) will go a lot smoother if you show up with the right ID and as little else as possible. This guide will help you avoid bringing something that gets you stopped at the door or turned away at the metal detector.
Your first visit goes a lot smoother when you show up with the right ID, the right clothes, and nothing that'll get you turned away at the door. Use this guide as your quick bring/leave checklist for Tulsa County Jail.
Visiting someone at Tulsa County Jail (David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center) starts with getting approved. That means completing the Visitor's Request Form correctly so your background check can be processed without delays.
