Walla Walla County Jail, WA

To visit someone at Walla Walla County Jail, you must be at least 18 and bring valid identification. Minors can visit too, but only with a parent or legal guardian. Anyone on active supervision with the Washington Department of Corrections cannot visit. The county directs visitors to Securustech for scheduling visits, sending e-messages, and adding money to an inmate's phone account. You'll typically need to get approved and added to an Approved Visitor List before visiting. The exact scheduling steps—including any vendor account requirements for video visits—vary by facility. Visits may be canceled due to lockdowns, appointments, or housing moves, and you'll usually get notice by email or through the booking system.

Walla Walla County Jail offers video visits through Securus Video Connect. You can use the free Securus app, a computer, or a tablet. These are scheduled sessions—you'll need to create a Securus account, complete verification, and book an available time slot in advance. Securus also lets families and inmates exchange messages, photos, and eCards through the same platform. Like most vendor-run communication services, sessions and messages are typically recorded and monitored. Getting unwanted calls from someone at the County Jail? Call (509) 524-5440 during normal business hours to request a block. For setup, scheduling, or technical issues, use Securus registration tools before your visit.

Address inmate mail exactly as: INDIVIDUAL NAME c/o Walla Walla County Corrections Department 300 W. Alder Walla Walla, WA 99362. Keep the envelope clean—no stickers, no extra writing beyond the addressee. Include a complete return address (required). All incoming mail is screened. Prohibited items include stickers, sexually explicit photographs, and third-party communications from inmates at other institutions. Books and periodicals aren't accepted since each inmate gets a tablet with that content. Want to send approved items? Use CAREPACKs through MyCarePack: select the state and facility, find the inmate, sign in or create an account, then pay by credit card.

Add money to an inmate's account at Walla Walla County Jail through Access Corrections (1-866-345-1884), the jail's lobby kiosk, or SmartDeposit.com—available 24/7. Access Corrections also handles bail posting and parole/probation payments. Money accepted at booking goes into the inmate's account for commissary purchases. If someone is released before receiving their commissary order, family or friends can pick it up at the jail during regular business hours with proper ID. Items not claimed within 30 days are forfeited. For bail on local court charges, go to the listed Superior or District Court locations during business hours. After hours, bail at the jail must be cash or a court-approved bail bond.