How to send messages, photos, and packages
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.
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Mail rules are strict, and small details—like a sticker on the envelope—can get a letter rejected. Use the addressing format and prohibited items list below to make sure your mail reaches your loved one at Walla Walla County Jail.
Create a Securus account and complete the vendor’s identity verification steps. Then use the free Securus app or the Securus website to schedule a video visit in an available time block and confirm it in the system.
Yes. Walla Walla County Jail uses Securus, which supports messages, photos, and eCards between inmates and families. Send them through the messaging or eCard features in your Securus account.
To request that calls from any County Jail individual be blocked, call (509) 524-5440 during normal business hours. Calls through the facility’s phone system are typically monitored.
Address it exactly as: INDIVIDUAL NAME c/o Walla Walla County Corrections Department, 300 W. Alder, Walla Walla, WA 99362. Include a complete return address with your first and last name on the envelope.
No. The Corrections Department will not accept books or periodicals because inmates are supplied with tablets containing that material.
Send CAREPACKs through MyCarePack instead of mailing items directly. You’ll select the state and facility, identify the inmate, sign in or create an account, and enter credit card information to place the order.
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