Q: How do you put money into inmate commissary accounts?
a: Inmate commissary deposits can be made 24 hours a day, 7 days a week via www.jailatm.com or by calling Combined Public Communications (cpc ) at 877-998-5678. You will need a credit or debit card and the inmate’s name.
There is also a kiosk, located at the jail visitor entrance at 318 Capital Avenue, which can be used to deposit cash, credit or debit cards.
In addition, you may send a money order, made out to the inmate, to:
inmate name
c/o martin county security center
p.o. box 180
shoals, in 47581
Q: What can I bring for an inmate? A: All items necessary for an inmate’s stay will be provided or can be purchased at the commissary. jail. Nothing will be allowed to be brought in from outside the facility unless approved by the Sheriff or Jail Commandant.
Q: Do you accept personal checks or cash for bonuses? A: Personal checks are not accepted for bonuses.
We accept cash, money orders, and credit/debit cards for bonuses after 4:00 p.m. m. its T. before 4:00 p.m. m. Est., inmate bonds must be posted at the County Clerk’s Office, located in the Martin County Circuit Courthouse on Main Street in Shoals.
Q: When are the visits? A: Click here to view inmate visiting hours
Q: What do I need to do to visit an inmate? A: Each visitor must have a valid photo ID and be at least 18 years of age. Any person under eighteen (18) years of age must be accompanied by a legal guardian. all visitors must dress appropriately; no revealing attire may be worn during inmate visits. Ex-inmates will not be allowed to visit unless they have been out of jail for at least thirty (30) days or until approved by the Sheriff or Jail Commandant.
Q: How long will I be able to visit? a: Each inmate receives thirty (30) minutes of visiting per week. this may be in the form of one (1) thirty minute visit or two (2) fifteen minute visits.
Q: Does my child need to have an ID? a: no; however, children must be in the presence and under the supervision of the visiting adult at all times.
Q: Can an inmate call me from jail? A: Yes. inmates have access to a phone from 6:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. m. to 11:00 p.m. m. every day.
Q: Do you accept incoming calls for inmates? a: no
Q: Do you accept mail for inmates? A: Yes, all mail must be sent via the us. uu. Postal Service. All incoming mail should be addressed to the inmate and mailed to C/O Martin County Jail, P.O. box 180, shoals, in 47581. you must include your return address.
Q: Can I bring a letter for you to give to my friend in jail? A: No. All incoming mail must go through the US. uu. postal service.
Q: Can I send a package to my friend in jail? A: Packages cannot be sent to inmates with one (1) exception: You can order paperbacks from amazon (only ) and have amazon ship them directly to the inmate.
Q: Can inmates write to people while in jail? A: Yes. All mail must be sent through the US. uu. postal service.
Q: Can penniless inmates purchase items through the commissary? A: Yes. inmates can purchase toiletries and writing materials through our indigent program.
Q: Are there religious services and counseling available in the jail? a: Yes. Church service, religious counseling, and ministerial visits are available at the Martin County Jail.
Q: Do you release warrant information over the phone? a: You can get information about whether or not a person has a warrant by looking at court records. a person who suspects she may have a warrant for her arrest can also check, in person, at the jail. They will need to bring a state-issued ID. or driver’s license to verify a court order.
Q: Can inmates continue their employment while in jail? a: This is at the judge’s discretion and should be handled by the inmate’s attorney or public defender through the probation department.