Kent Correctional Facility

The City of Kent Jail custody report can be found online on the City of Kent official website. The records of the Kent Correctional Facility only are of those inmates currently sitting behind bars. Typically, the list of inmates is one page. They show their mugshots, first and last name, date of birth, and what crimes they are being charged with.

Kent Correctional Facility does not accept mail and packages for their inmates. Inmates typically only housed in the facility for 3 days.

All mail that will get sent to the facility for an inmate will be returned to sender.

Inmates in the Kent Correctional Facility do NOT need money while they are in the city jail. They will get their three meals a day and anything else they may need. You do not need to send money to the jail or try and put money on their books while they are sitting behind bars.

All money sent to the jail will be returned to sender. Any person that comes to the jail to try and put money on the inmate’s books will be refused too.

You will need to wait until the inmate is transferred to their “home” prison before you can put money on their books for their telephone calls and their commissary accounts.

Inmates will be allowed to telephone home to their family and friends once they complete their booking process. Once they go through the booking process, they will be able to use the telephone in their cell to make collect calls back home.

Keep in mind, the person being called is responsible for the phone bill. The Kent Correctional Facility is not responsible for any bills that the receiver may receive.

Inmates do not have access to the internet while they are in the Kent Correctional Facility. Inmates will NOT be able to email you while they are behind bars.

Kent Correctional Facility does not offer their inmates anyway for them to connect with you to email or message you.

Kent Correctional Facility does not have a commissary store for their inmates. Inmates are typically only held in the facility for 3 days before they are released back into society or transferred to their “home” jail.

Inmates will not be able to purchase anything while they are behind bars. Inmates are permitted 3 meals a day and bedding.

Since inmates are typically only housed in the Kent Correctional Facility for 3 days, there is no visitation allowed. Family and friends will have to either wait for the inmate to be released from prison or they will have to wait for the inmate to be transferred to their “home” prison.

However, the only people that can visit a prisoner while they are in the Kent Correctional Facility is the inmates legal counsel. They will be the only people permitted to talk to their clients. Everyone else will have to wait.

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.

There is no visitation for inmates. Only the inmates legal counsel will be permitted. Their legal counsel will have to contact the prison at 253-856-5960 before they can visit.