VISITING HOURS:

Clallam County Corrections Facility

INMATE PHONE

Clallam County Correction Facility offers phone access to each inmate in virtually every cell block.  Inmates are encouraged to use the phones to contact friends, family, attorney, etc. 

ØYour phone line must be able to accept collect calls via your phone company.
ØFollow the instructions given by the operator.
ØCollect calls will be billed to your account as stated. 

ØCall (360) 417-2458 to block your phone number from jail inmate phone calls.

ØCome to the Clallam County Jail w/ valid photo id and a recent phone bill with the phone number on it and your name as the primary.  We will not remove blocks without id and proof of ownership of the phone number.

Securus

ØTo set up a pre-paid account, block collect calls, technical problems, request credit, or dispute charges, please call Securus at 1-800-844-6591.

INMATE MAIL

Ø All letters and correspondence for inmates must be sent through the United States Postal Service.
Ø Full name and return address must be on envelope or mail will not be delivered to the inmate.
Ø Certified or Registered mail will not be delivered to or from the Post Office by jail staff.
Ø No incoming publications, packages, books, or magazines will be accepted unless pre-approved in writing by Corrections Sergeant. 
Ø Monetary funds for inmates must be mailed as a money order or cashier's check.  Do not send cash or personal checks.
ØMail will be returned to sender if it contains any of the following:

• Polaroid type pictures.
• Pictures or drawings of nude, obscene, or sexually explicit material.
• Stamps, stationery, or envelopes.
• Magazines, newspapers, soft cover books, and similar items which are not sent directly from the publisher and pre-approved in writing by Corrections Sergeant.
• Hardbound books.
• Padded, musical, electronic, or laminated greeting cards.
• Non-paper material, including corrugated cardboard.
• Food or clothing items.
• Foreign/unidentifiable substances.
• Threats of physical harm against a person, blackmail, extortion, or any other criminal activity.
• Plans to escape, or depictions or description of blueprints or operational details on an institutions security.
• Material that threatens or is detrimental to the security, safe operation, or discipline of the facility.
• Plans which indicate criminal activity or violation of jail rules.
• Correspondence that is in code.
• Gang related material.
• Mail from another Penal Institution.
• Mail that violates a No Contact order, Protection Order, or any other court order prohibiting communication with an inmate.

JAIL VISITING

ØOnly visitors listed on the inmate's pre-approved list will be allowed to visit.

Inmates must make prior application for each visitor, providing the prospective visitor's full name and date of birth. 

After the inmate establishes his or her approved visitor's list, changes (dropping and adding new visitors) can be made on the 1st and 3rd Monday of the month.

Ø Inmate's serving ten (10) days or less are not allowed visitors.
Ø Visitors are allowed to be on one (1) inmate's visiting list only.
Ø Visitors must be eighteen (18) years or older and provide current valid governmental photo identification to enter or…
Ø Visitors under eighteen (18) years of age must provide birth certificates or proof of age and must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian who is on the inmate's pre-approved list.
Ø Legal guardians and emancipated juveniles must present papers signed by a judge    showing guardianship or emancipation at the time of admittance.
Ø Visitors will not be admitted in the final fifteen (15) minutes of the visiting period.
Ø Visitors and their property are subject to search prior to entry.
Ø Visitors under the influence of intoxicants will be denied entry.
Ø Visitors are not allowed to bring any property to visiting except proper identification.   Lockers are provided in the Jail Lobby for your convenience.  It takes a quarter to use the property locker but the locker returns the quarter to the user when the user finishes using the locker.

The Clallam County Corrections Facility was built in 1978 – 1979 and opened in 1980,  originally designed to house 72 inmates with a special detention unit.  It   now operates with a bed compacity of 90, and the special detention unit (SDU) is temporarily closed.  In 2006 corrections processed over 2,800 bookings of inmates with crimes ranging from Minor in possession to Murder 1.  In 2007 as part of a reduced remodel we are reorganizing our larger cells to make a safer enviroment for officers and inmates, and also we are looking into ways to remodel our old Special Detention Unit to build more space.

Online Jail Roster

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