Washita County Jail

Washita County Jail limits approved visitors to one 10-minute non-contact visit per week, on either Monday or Friday. Each inmate can have up to six people on their approved visitor list, but only three of those visitors may come on any given visitation day. If you were recently in Washita County Sheriff's Office custody, you'll need to wait at least 30 days after release before visiting. Out-of-state visitors can request a one-time special visit outside normal hours, but only with permission from the Jail Administrator. Call ahead during normal business hours to arrange this. All visits must be scheduled and confirmed by staff. Visitors 18 and older should bring a government photo ID, and visitor applications with background checks are typically required before approval.

Washita County Jail commissary runs through City Tele Coin on a weekly cycle. Orders are submitted on Mondays and delivered on Thursdays, though the published Monday cutoff time varies. Confirm the exact deadline before placing an order. To add money to an inmate's account, use the approved online deposit service with a credit or debit card. You'll need to enter the state, facility name, and the inmate's name or ID so funds post to the correct account. Once deposited, money may be applied toward debts or commissary charges based on vendor and facility rules. Don't mail personal checks or traveler's checks for commissary. They'll be returned.