How to send messages, photos, and packages
Staying in touch with someone at Weber County Jail happens mainly through video visits, phone calls, and electronic messaging. Classified inmates can receive one or two 25‑minute video visits per week, depending on their classification. Schedule at least one day in advance at the jail lobby. The jail uses Securus Video Connect—you can join from the Securus app or a computer. Phone service is outgoing only, using prepaid or debit options. Incoming calls aren't accepted. Add telephone funds through Securus at securustech.net or by calling them directly. For inmate email, go to securustech.online/#/login. Fees apply.
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Schedule the video visit at least one day in advance in the Weber County Jail lobby. Video visits are handled through Securus Video Connect, which you can use from the Securus app or a computer.
No. Inmate phones at Weber County Jail only allow outgoing prepaid or debit calls, and incoming calls are not accepted.
Send messages through Securus online at securustech.online/#/login. Fees apply for electronic messaging through the Securus service.
Weber County Jail accepts only USPS mail on white, pre-stamped or metered postcards. Mail with envelopes, pictures, or adhesive stamps will be returned, and you can’t drop it off at the lobby.
No—photos and anything sent in an envelope aren’t accepted under the jail’s postcard-only rule and will be returned. Many facilities also restrict photos or route them through third‑party processing, so follow the jail’s format rules closely.
Yes. Include your full name and a complete return address on every piece of mail you send, or it may be returned or rejected for not meeting the address/format requirements.
Your first visit will go much smoother if you show up with the right ID, the right clothes, and nothing that could get you turned away. Here's your quick prep list.
If you've experienced disability discrimination at Weber County Jail, you can file an ADA complaint yourself or have someone file on your behalf. Act quickly—complaints should go in as soon as possible, and there's a hard deadline: 60 calendar days from the alleged violation.
Weber County Jail offers two ways to add money to someone's Inmate Trust Account (also called their
