Philadelphia Juvenile Justice Services Center (PJJSC) Inmate Search, Mugshots and Prison Information

You can find an inmate currently in custody at the Philadelphia Juvenile Justice Services Center (PJJSC) by going to the Philadelphia County Sherriff’s site. You will need to know their first and last name or their inmate number.

You can send mail to an inmate to the following address:

Inmate's Name and Booking Number
Philadelphia Juvenile Justice Services Center (PJJSC)
Corner of 48th Street & Haverford Avenue, West Philadelphia, PA, 19102

Inmates cannot receive the following items through the mail:

• Photographs (not even photocopies of photos)

• Unused envelopes

• Stamps

• Unused writing paper

• Large cards

• Musical cards

• Cards with glitter

• Money orders

• Cashier’s checks

• Cash

However, you can send cards without glitter, music, or anything dangling. You can send letters. You can also send books and magazines, but they must be mailed from the publisher themselves.

Philadelphia Juvenile Justice Services Center (PJJSC) does not accept any form of money through the mail or their window. If you want to send money, it must be deposited into an inmate’s account either online or by mail.

Mail

You can mail money orders to the following address:

TouchPay
P.O. Box 3182
Coppell, TX 75019

Online

You can send money online at www.touchpaydirect.com. Please use the facility code.

For phone calls, Philadelphia Juvenile Justice Services Center (PJJSC) uses Securus Technologies. Here is where you can set up family and friend accounts. You can put money into the phone system using the Touch Pay information above.

Phone calls are limited to 30 minutes daily.

If you are visiting someone at $name%, you should call and confirm that you are on their approved visitors list. You can call and check at 215-683-4DHS.

Those individuals under the age of 18 are not permitted to visit the jail unless they are with their legal guardians. No exceptions.

Everyone in your party must bring government identification card with you or you will not be permitted in. You cannot be a felon either.

Only one adult and two children are permitted or two adults and one child.

Where and When Can I Visit Them?

You will need to go directly to the jail which can be located at:

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The visiting starts in first in, first out type of fashion. No new visitors will be allowed in 45 minutes before the end of the visit day. 45 minutes before the end of the visit day officers start escorting those who were first in out of the visitor room.

Inmates are permitted two 20-minute visits per week.