Children of any age are allowed to participate in video visitation when accompanied by an adult.
Inmates are allowed to have visitation with friends and family members that have pre registered through www.gettingout.com and have set up an account. Visitation will have to be scheduled through this site.. Visitation will be denied when there is reason to believe that such visitation would jeopardize the safety and security of the facility. Visitation will also be denied upon identifying that the visitor is a victim of a violent crime involving the inmate, or if there is an injunction, other legal prohibitions, or a judge’s order for no contact between the visitor and the inmate.
All visitors must be appropriately attired while on the video call. Unacceptable clothing includes, but is not limited to, transparent clothing, tight clothing without proper undergarments, headwear, shorts, , split skirts above mid-thigh, clothing that reveals the buttocks, breasts, back, or stomach. All of the above will be deemed inappropriate at the discretion of the personnel monitoring video visitation.
Behavior of inmates and/or visitors shall be carefully regulated. Loud speech, boisterousness, and obscene behavior or language will not be tolerated.
Any violations of the above during a video visit will cause the call to be terminated. Inmates can lose all video visitation privileges for up to 90 days if violations are made.
Each housing area has a telephone which allows collect calls only (with the exception of calls to the public defender’s office.) All charges must be accepted by the person the inmate is calling. Depending on the type of phone service, some individuals contacted by an inmate may not be able to accept their calls. If this should occur, the individuals may contact GTL Customer Service and establish an account.
GTL can be reached at:
Please be advised that 3-way calls are not allowed. If you attempt a 3-way call or place an inmate on hold after answering your call, the call will be terminated.
Inmates will not be permitted to receive incoming calls. If an incoming call of an emergency nature is received for an inmate, the phone number and name of the party calling will be obtained. After verification, the inmate will be permitted to return the call to the person reporting the emergency as soon as reasonably possible.
Emergencies will be defined as a death in the immediate family, a crisis in a family or business in which the inmate has a real and vested interest, or other severe crisis that requires his/her immediate personal attention.
Messages lacking urgency will not be relayed. The caller will be advised to write or visit the inmate on visiting day.
Telephone privileges will be provided between the hours of 9:00 AM and 9:00 PM, except during feed up, count, or unless disciplinary action has been taken against all inmates of the cell, such as riot, refusal to work, etc. Telephones may be turned off if cells, day rooms, showers and bunks are not kept neat and clean. Fraudulent calls will result in termination of privileges. Inmates who make obscene, threatening, or harassing telephone calls, or damage telephone equipment will lose their telephone privileges and may be criminally prosecuted. Disciplinary actions involving telephone restrictions shall not include the inmate’s right to call his/her attorney or bondsperson. However, the number to be called shall be verified by an officer prior to the inmate making the call.
INCOMING MAIL:
Inmates may receive unlimited regular mail from family and friends. However, incoming mail will not be received at the facility. Regular mail must be mailed to a GTL drop box, where it will be inspected for contraband or security breaches in accordance with the Florida Model Jail Standards. Mail will then be scanned into the GTL tablet system for delivery to the inmate.
GTL DROP BOX ADDRESS:
Nassau County Jail & Detention Center
Attn: Inmate name and number
76212 Nicholas Cutinha Road
Yulee, Fl 32097
LEGAL MAIL:
The only items accepted through the mail, at the Nassau County Jail will be:
– Legal Mail (from attorneys, the courts, and public officials);
If a non-legal envelope is sent to an inmate, then it will be returned, unopened, to the sender.
MESSAGES:
Messages may be received from friends and family through the inmate tablet messaging system. Friends and family can send you messages through www.gettingout.com after setting up an account. Once the account is set up messages can be sent to an inmate for $0.25 per message.
Regular mail and messages shall not be censored unless it contains one or more of the following:
Unauthorized items received through the mail will be considered contraband and the entire package will be confiscated.
Computer generated materials (downloaded from the internet) are not permitted.
Messages that are denied will not be refunded.
Mail that is packaged in boxes will not be accepted.
Photographs:
Friends and family can send you photographs through www.gettingout.com after setting up an account. The cost is $.50 per photo.
It is the inmate’s responsibility to notify the sender of the picture policy. If the picture violates policy the picture will be denied and there will be no refund.