Marshall County Jail, WV

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Marshall County Jail is in , West Virginia. Marshall County Jail started holding their employee orientation and training classes. It was not until a few months later that inmates started arriving.

Marshall County Jail entire goal is to keep a humane, secure, and safe place for inmates and their staff members.

The facility can hold up to inmates. There is an administrative office as well.

Marshall County Jail is County Jail.

How to Find Someone in Marshall County Jail

Marshall County Jail has their inmate roster public. You can find their inmate roster on the official Marshall County Sheriff’s website. You can search the inmate roster by the inmates name, the charge they are being charged with (or already charged with), or by the how many numbers of days they’ve been in the Marshall County Jail.

In the Marshall County Jail, you can find their name, mugshot, the charge they are in on, date of birth, and other personal identifying information. From here, you can schedule visitation too.

Sending a Mail/Care Package

Inmates can receive mail. All mail is scanned into the Smart Communications system and then available to the inmates.

To send mail, you will need to use the following address:

Marshall County Jail
INMATE NAME, ID NUMBER
601 6th StreetMoundsville, WV 26041

The inmates then will be able to check their mail at the inmate kiosks. This is to keep both staff and inmates safe from things that people try and sneak into letters, postcards, and other postal mail.

However, inmates can still choose to send letters through the snail mail, but many inmates prefer to use the Smart Communications system to send an email because it is faster.

Both inmates and their family and friends must pay $0.50 per message. It also costs $1 for inmate’s family and friends to send a photograph. Inmates are not permitted to print out photographs.

Sending Money

You can send money to inmates in Marshall County Jail a few different ways.

Phone

You can contact Keefe Commissary at this phone number 866-345-1884. You can also add money by contacting Correct Solutions at the phone number 877-618-3516.

In-Person

If you are close to the jail, you can come in to the Marshall County Sheriff’s Office Lobby from 7am to 11pm minus holidays.

Online

The last way you can send money is by going online and setting up an account with Access Corrections. There is a fee involved with this service.

Visitation

Jail clerks are no longer in charge of setting up visitation appointments. In order to visit, you must have a government ID. There are only four people allowed to visit at one time.

Depending on what pod the inmate is being held in, visitation can be between . Each housing pod has two designated visitation times.

All visitors in Marshall County Jail need to be registered, even children. You must call and schedule an appointment with 24 hours of the visit. You can also schedule visitation times online too.

Video visitation is available too. Video visitation is through Smart Communications.

How Often Can I Visit?

You are only permitted one visit a week. Visitation days in Marshall County Jail are typically .

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