Below is some helpful information that may be needed if your loved one is incarcerated:

Money:

As of April 23, 2025, Money Orders will no longer be accepted for Commissary purchases. All Commissary accounts can be added to through expressaccount.com. If you are having issues, you can contact Customer Service for eXpressAccounts at 866-422-6833.  

For ALL inmate visitation, phone calls, and tablet services:

All services will be completed through Combined Public Communications.

Money can be added to an account through here. 

Inmates can make collect calls or purchase phone time through their Commissary account. A loved one can add time through a kiosk in our public lobby.

You can also call Combined Public Communications at 877-988-5678 if you are having issues.

If you need a refund or are having trouble, please call 877-570-4268 / 2

 Inmate Mail:

Due to our recent move, The Sheriff's Office and Jail will not be accepting any packages for inmates. The ONLY type of mail that will be accepted is LETTER MAIL ONLY. Address any mail to the inmate, 6499 W. 100 N. Delphi, IN 46923.

There is a limit of five pictures per card or letter. Any pictures with any form of pornography, drug paraphernalia, gang affiliations, or guns will not be allowed. They will be placed with the inmate's property. 

No pictures with any crayons, colored pencils, markers applied will be allowed. They will be placed with the inmate's property.

Cards with any type of stickers, string, or adhesive will be placed with inmate property if these things cannot be removed. 

Only letters, cards, and pictures are accepted through the mail. Anything else will be placed with the inmate's property. 

No mail from any other correctional facility will be accepted unless previously authorized by the Jail Commander.

Medical:

Medications for inmates will be accepted at the jail if they are up to date prescriptions. If they are outdated, they will be refused. The nurse will then go through them and make sure they are authorized and then the inmate will start receiving them. 

Inmate medical records will NOT be discussed with anyone unless that person has been authorized previously by the inmate through our medical department or has power of attorney. NO EXCEPTIONS! The jail is not required to release any medical information to anyone.