Webb County Jail, TX

Webb County Jail allows up to three visitors total (adults and children combined) per inmate at one time, with approval. Bring a current photo ID if you're 18 or older. The dress code is enforced strictly: dresses, skirts, and pants can't be worn more than two inches above the knee, and spandex skirts, pants, and leggings aren't allowed. Leave phones, pagers, games, and electronics at home or in your car—lockers are available for small prohibited items. Visitation is a privilege and may be restricted or canceled for rule violations, lockdowns, or safety concerns. Visit types vary by unit and custody level, so use the facility scheduling system and confirm whether on-site or remote video visits are offered for the inmate you're visiting.

Webb County Jail uses Talton's GettingOut Private Messaging for attorney-client communication. Attorneys must register with the vendor and complete facility verification before messaging a detained client. Talton has advertised a promotional plan—unlimited private messaging and eSignatures for $49.99 through February 1, 2026—but confirm current pricing directly through the vendor. CoreCivic states that facilities enabled for Talton Private Messaging don't review attorney-client communications, which affects how privileged messages are handled. Other communication options like phones, video visits, or tablet-based services vary by housing unit. Check the Webb County inmate information page or vendor portals for schedules, payment steps, and device availability.

Address mail to Webb County Jail carefully: include the inmate's full name and ID number, the facility name and address, and your full name and return address. Getting these details right helps prevent delays. All incoming general correspondence may be read and searched for contraband before delivery. You're responsible for what you send—USPS prohibitions and other restricted content are enforced, and violations may be referred to postal or criminal authorities. Polaroid photographs and framed photos are prohibited in routine mail. Confidential/legal mail for approved correspondents (attorneys, courts, elected officials, consular officials, and certain legal organizations) follows separate handling rules.

To add money for someone at Webb County Jail, follow the facility's CoreCivic lockbox instructions and use the lockbox P.O. Box mailing format shown there (the example uses a CoreCivic lockbox address in Atlanta). Only money orders or cashier's checks made payable to the inmate are accepted. Cash and personal checks aren't allowed and may be returned. Keep the envelope deposit-only—don't include letters, photos, cards, or packages with your payment. Lockbox funds go to the inmate's commissary/Inmate Trust Fund. Other deposit methods like vendor or kiosk options may exist under broader Texas procedures. The trust fund office can confirm receipt but generally won't share account details with third parties.