If you suspect a loved one of being held at the Jackson County Community Work Center, you can go online on a statewide inmates search website armed with a few details, and look for them. Conversely, you can also go to the facility direct or call the facility personnel and inquire about your loved one.

The Jackson County Community Work Center has the requirement that all incoming mail must have the name, ID number, and institutional address, failure to which the mail will be rejected and sent back. Letters also have to be less than fifteen pages in length.

Inmates can also have greeting cards that cannot have electronic or non-paper parts.

Packages require express permission from the facility personnel, and the best option would be to call Jackson County Community Work Center first at 228-762-0255.

Mail will be opened and checked for any contraband before it is given to the inmate, so too will mail being sent from the facility.

The Jackson County Community Work Center allows inmates to have commissary accounts where they can deposit some money to be used in the facility’s shop. There are a couple of ways set up by the prison to ensure the inmate's money reaches the inmate. One of these ways is through a money gram program or the JPAY platform. You can also mail in a money order.

If you send money through money order, ensure you add the inmate's names on the back.

Jackson County Community Work Center inmates have phone call privileges subject to monitoring and time allocations. There is a maximum amount of time each inmate can spend on the phone and allocated times when calls can be made.

When it comes to visiting an inmate at the Jackson County Community Work Center, the best option would be to call the facility first and learn about their visitation rules.

VISITATION HOURS

• Monday

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• Tuesday

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• Wednesday

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• Thursday

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• Friday

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• Saturday

  9:00 AM to 3:00 PM

• Sunday

  9:00 AM to 3:00 PM