Craig County Jail Visitor Information

Craig County Jail Services

Jail Mail Policy

Effective August 1, 2020, all non-legal and non-commercial mail must be sent electronically through jailATM.com or mailed to the following address:

JailATM.com – Craig County Jail
Inmate ID#: Inmate Full Name
12101 N. MacArthur Blvd. Ste. A. Box #421
Oklahoma City, OK 73162

As drugs and contraband in the mail have risen in correctional facilities around the nation, it has become necessary to move to electronic communications for inmates. This move will provide a safer environment for both inmates and staff.

All non-legal and non-commercial mail sent to the address given will be processed by the mail scanning vendor and delivered to the inmate electronically via kiosks or tablets. The original mail item will be destroyed.

The inmate Name and ID Number must be clearly printed on the outside of the envelope or postcard. Failure to include this information could result in lost or misdirected mail.

Electronic correspondence including picture attachments can also be sent immediately at jailATM.com.

Normal mail rules still apply, and content violation may prevent delivery of the item to the inmate.

Prohibited material include:

• Racy or pornographic images
• Pictures or descriptions of illegal activities
• Pictures or descriptions of self-defense tactics, locksmith instructions, escape techniques, or similar material deemed hazardous by correctional staff.
• Pictures or descriptions of the use or manufacture of firearms, explosives, or other weapons.
• Drugs or biohazards on the envelope or contents.
• Threatening or violent content.

To find the Inmate ID number, go to jailATM.com or the inmate search.

All legal and commercial mail should continue to be sent to the Craig County Jail.

Jail Visitation FAQs

How do I put money on an inmate’s books?

You can mail or drop off a money order made out the inmate. You can add cash or use a debit or credit card on the kiosk located in the sheriff’s office lobby. You can also add money online at www.prodigytel.com

How does visitation work for inmates?

All visitation is done through Prodigy. Users must be 18 to create an account using either a smart phone, tablet or computer. A kiosk to use may be found in the visitation room to use for visits, or to create an account during regular office hours: 8:30 a.m. to 4:15 p.m.

Visits must be scheduled and approved. All Prodigy visits are recorded and monitored. There is a fee for visits: .50 cents/minute for a voice call and $1/minute for a facetime (via computer) visit. We do not have face to face visits at this facility.

Can inmates receive mail?

Inmates can have mail. Mail cannot have color ink, be on card stock, contain pictures or be a greeting card. Any mail that contains these things are subject to be returned to sender.

Can inmates have personal items brought to them?

Inmates cannot have items brought to them from the outside, except pre-approved prescription medications.

If a inmate has money on their books will it go with them if released?

Money that is on an inmate's books at time of release is put on a debit card or a check is cut.

Can inmates have bibles?

Inmates have access to bibles. A group of approved ministers visits inmates on Tuesdays and Thursday. At that time the minister makes a list of inmates who needs bibles and will provide them one.

What does a inmate do if they are sick?

Inmates must put in a request to see the nurse. The inmate is the only person that can make a request.