How to send messages, photos, and packages
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.
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Missing a detail on the envelope or including something prohibited? Your mail could be delayed or rejected. Use the checklists below to get it right the first time.
Attorneys must register with Talton/GettingOut and complete the facility’s verification process before they can use private messaging with a client. Start on the Talton/GettingOut registration or vendor landing page, then follow Webb County’s verification steps.
CoreCivic says facilities enabled for Talton Private Messaging do not need to review attorney-client exchanged communications. If you have questions about how privileged messages are handled in a specific situation, confirm details with the facility.
Talton has promoted a $49.99 plan for unlimited private messaging and eSignatures through February 1, 2026. Check the vendor site (and any Webb County guidance) for current pricing and eligibility requirements.
Write the inmate’s full name and ID number on the envelope, along with the Webb County Jail name/address. Include your full name and return address to help avoid rejection or delays.
Yes. All incoming general correspondence may be read and searched for contraband before delivery. Legal/confidential mail is handled under separate procedures.
No. Webb County Jail specifically lists Polaroid photographs and framed photos as items normally prohibited in general correspondence. You’re responsible for sending only permitted content.
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Representing someone at Webb County Detention Center? Talton/GettingOut Private Messaging offers a dedicated attorney–client channel once you're verified and the facility signs off. Here's how to get set up.
Trying to reach someone about a person at Webb County Jail? Start with the county's official tools. The Webb County website offers three helpful resources: the Webb County Directory, a county Feedback Form, and the official Facebook page for updates.
