Yavapai County Jail

Yavapai County detention centers use video visitation. Free on-site video visits run Monday through Friday from 12:00 pm to 3:30 pm. Each session lasts 20 minutes, and there are no on-site visits on holidays. Prescott and Camp Verde have different check-in locations: at Prescott, head to the Sheriff's Office public lobby adjacent to the flagpoles. At Camp Verde, use the separate building with video monitors next to the parking area. You must schedule every visit at least one day ahead, and you can book up to 14 days in advance online or in person during visitation hours. Remote internet video visits are available for a small charge. Planning to visit remotely? Create and verify your vendor account first, and confirm any approval or ID requirements before your visit.

Staying in touch with someone at Yavapai County Jail often starts with Securus eMessaging. You can send messages, photos, eCards, and 30-second VideoGrams using a stamp-based payment system. Everything sent through Securus goes through facility review. If a message or photo is rejected, you'll receive a notice, but the purchase isn't refunded. For live video visits, the jail supports web-based video systems. Securus Video Connect lets you schedule and join video sessions using an app, computer, or tablet from anywhere with internet access. JPay lists a 30-minute video fee of $12.50 for the Yavapai County Sheriff's Office. Before messaging or scheduling a visit, use the online inmate search by entering the inmate's last name and clicking Search.

Need to post bail for someone at Yavapai County Jail? Yavapai County accepts online bond payments through GovPayNet. When you submit a bond, you're acknowledging it secures the defendant's appearance at all future court dates. You also consent that submitting through GovPayNet counts as your electronic signature under Arizona bond law and court rules. For adding funds to an inmate's commissary or account, many Arizona county jails use approved third-party options like online portals, phone deposits, or on-site kiosks. You typically enter the inmate's booking number or commissary PIN along with your payment details. Online or phone deposits often post quickly. Funds generally go toward commissary, telephone, or self-bail accounts for authorized purchases.