Olmsted County Jail Inmates (2024)

FAQs

How do I contact an inmate in Olmsted County Jail? ›

You cannot call detainees (people in jail) directly. The detainee must call you. The detainee uses the ICSolutions prepaid telephone service. You must set up the prepaid telephone service account.

The Minnesota Department of Corrections has an online email system to help family and friends communicate with their loved one. The email system uses JPay. To send an email to an incarcerated person, please visit JPay to create an account and send letters electronically.

You cannot call an inmate. If there is an emergency, such as a death of a close relative, you can call the institution where the inmate resides. Ask to be connected to the duty correctional manager's desk to speak with an officer in charge and leave a message.

Physical contact between inmates and visitors is allowed. Embracing and kissing is permitted once at the beginning and once at the end of each visit. Holding hands is permitted during visitation, as long as hands remain on top of the table in full view of staff.

A conjugal visit is private time that a prisoner may spend with a spouse or married partner. The idea behind such visitation is to allow inmates to have intimate contact, that is, sex, with their partners.

You can only visit an inmate if they have placed you on their visiting list and you have been cleared by the BOP. Upon arriving at a new prison, inmates create a visiting list using the following process: An inmate is given a Visitor Information Form when he/she arrives at a new facility.

To set up a phonce account, call (800)-844-6591. If an emergency situation arises requiring notification of an inmate, contact the St. Clair County Jail Information Desk by calling (810) 987-1720. These numbers are not to be used to deliver a message unless a real SUBSTANTIATED EMERGENCY EXISTS.

www.securustech.net - Securus Technologies is the inmate phone and visitation service provider serving Utah County. Please visit our website to set up your phone account, and fund your incarcerated loved ones debit account. Using our website is the quickest and easiest way to manage your account.

Inmate Communications

For many families, the only communication with an incarcerated loved one is through Securus phone services and video visitation or by mail. Securus phone services and video visitation are monitored; and letters may be examined for contraband or evidence of wrongdoing.

How do I contact an inmate in Arkansas? ›

Telephone: 870-267-6200

Telephone calls are limited to 30 minutes per call, excluding the inmate's attorney. All calls, except those to an attorney, will be recorded.