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Those who are looking for an inmate in the Dona Ana County Juvenile Detention have come to the right place. An inmate roster is just a click away. For those of you looking for other information on an inmate, you will find all the information you need here. The Dona Ana County Juvenile Detention has the information you need.

Inmates in the Dona Ana County Juvenile Detention have a few options as inmates. Every inmate is provided with the basics, while they’re in the county jail. However, they may receive extras when they are sent money or do work to make money. The money is deposited in their account and from there, extras can be purchased from the commissary.

Give an Inmate a Call

When you are locked up, there are very few surprises in store for you. When an inmate gets a phone call from a loved one, there’s a lot to be said. Giving an inmate a call only takes a few minutes.

No inmates can receive calls, but you can wait to get a call from an inmate.

Two ways to get in touch with an inmate is by calling the sheriff at 575-647-7680, or visit website.

Just know that inmates can’t just call any time of the day. Set up a time with the inmate to call and wait for their phone call.

After a while, you’ll be in a routine and you won’t miss the phone calls from the inmate.

Visiting an Inmate

Have you ever wanted to visit an inmate at the Dona Ana County Juvenile Detention? Now you can with this information that’s going to be shared. First head, to the jail visitation part on the website. This is where you will find all of the information you need.

In fact, there is more information than you will ever need. All children visiting the jail must be with an adult. You cannot enter a jail if you’re 18 and under without an adult. Every adult that visits must start the application process as well.

The juvenile will also need a copy of their birth certificate. If you’re an adult visiting, you will need to have the following with you:

• state identification card

• military identification

• passport, or

• state driver license

No copies are allowed at the Dona Ana County Juvenile Detention, so make sure you have the original copies! You will be turned away if the original copies are not given.

When visiting an inmate, proper clothing should be worn. Visitors can’t wear clothing that are see-through or too short. Everyone must also wear shoes and shirt.

Inmate Money Accounts

Looking to send money to an inmate? You can do so through the Dona Ana County Juvenile Detention in New Mexico. To begin the process of sending money to an inmate go to visit www.accesscorrections.com to create an account.

You can also call 1-866-394-0490 to deposit money into an inmate’s account. If you pay over the phone, you will have to pay a small fee.

You can also go into the Dona Ana County Juvenile Detention and deposit money. Since there is a north jail and a south jail, you will need the address.

Visit the Dona Ana County Juvenile Detention facility:

• 1850 Cooper Loop
  PO Box 800, Las Cruces, NM, 88004

You can also mail money to an inmate by sending it to the jail at:

Dona Ana County Juvenile Detention

INMATE NAME & ID NUMBER

1850 Cooper Loop
PO Box 800, Las Cruces, NM, 88004

If you have a question, please call 575-647-7680. They can answer any questions you have about sending an inmate money. There is usually a small fee if you’re going to send money through the website or over the phone.

Sending Mail to an Inmate

Sending mail to an inmate at the Dona Ana County Juvenile Detention is easy. You just need to make sure you’re following the rules and regulations of the county jail.

The Dona Ana County Juvenile Detention used Smart Jail Mail to allow people to send mail to an inmate. Keep in mind that sending mail this way allows everyone to stay safer. And when you send a message electronically, the message can get to the inmate faster.

Most jails want inmates to get mail as it helps to build a positive environment in the jail. Sending and receiving mail can do a lot of good things for an inmate.

Buying Extras at the Commissary

If an inmate wants to buy something extra at the commissary, they can do so with the money in their account.

Money can be deposited by sending the inmate money. Remember money can be sent via phone number, website, or you can send money to the Dona Ana County Juvenile Detention.

At the commissary, inmates can buy basic stuff like hygiene items, extra clothing, and snack items. Remember that everything an inmate is provided, but extras are usually welcomed by the inmate.

If you’re looking to visit an inmate in the Dona Ana County Juvenile Detention, make sure you follow all of the information provided. Calling an inmate, sending mail to an inmate, or visiting an inmate can all be done by following a set of procedures.

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