Wichita
County Sheriff's Office
David Duke, Sheriff
office (940)
766-8170
fax (940) 766-8102
900 7th Street, Room 100
Wichita Falls, TX 76301
This page contains answers to the questions the Sheriff's Office is asked most frequently.
Q: Can I bring children to visitation?
A: Adults may be accompanied in the visitation room by only one
child. Infants that must be held do not count towards the one child
limit (this does not include toddlers). Children must be supervised
at all times. If more than two children are present, there must be
one adult, seventeen or older, to supervise each child.
Q. Is there anything I can't have in
visitation?
A. Yes. Visits will be terminated if you are visiting an inmate and
you have a cell phone. Proper dress must be worn in the visitation
area.
Q. What do I need to visit an inmate?
A. An ID issued by a state government or the federal government is
required to visit an inmate. Valid ID's include Driver's Licenses,
State issued ID's, and military ID's. School ID's are not accepted.
Q. How come I can't receive phone calls
from the jail?
A. Some phones, including most cell phones, are not allowed to
receive collect calls. This may be why you can not receive phone
calls from the jail. Global Tel*Link, the inmate phone service
provider, offers alternative billing methods to remedy this
situation. Please view their brochure for
Advance Pay options for more information.
You can also contact GTL at 877-650-4249 to set up an account.
Q. How do I pick up a relatives
property?
A.
Inmate property may be picked up Monday-Friday between 8am and 5pm.
Property can only be released if the inmate has filled out a
property release form.
Property of individuals released to other facilities will be maintained by the Sheriff's Office for thirty days and is then destroyed.
Q. How do I give an inmate money?
Money orders and cashiers checks can be mailed directly to the
inmate and will be placed on their account. Each facility also has a
kiosk that will accept credit cards for placing money on inmate
accounts. Additionally, money can be deposited directly into an
inmate account at
Access Corrections over the internet.
Q. How can I get my money I came to jail with?
Released inmates can pick up their money from the main
Sheriff's Office located on the first floor of the Wichita County
Courthouse. Funds are released Monday - Friday, 10 AM - 3 PM,
excluding holidays. Funds will only be released to the person listed
on the "Released Inmate Money Instruction Sheet" and they must
present a government issued ID.