How to send messages, photos, and packages
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.
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JPay lists a 30-minute video fee of $12.50 for the Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office.
You can send messages, photos, eCards, and 30-second VideoGrams through Securus eMessaging using a stamp-based payment model. All items are reviewed by the facility, and rejected items are not refunded.
Use the jail’s online inmate search. Enter the inmate’s last name and click the Search button to find their record.
Yavapai County gives you two ways to video visit: free sessions at the detention centers, or paid remote visits from home. Which one works best depends on cost, travel distance, and whether weekday scheduling fits your life.
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