NCIC Communications
The following actions or messages will result in a 30-day suspension from video messaging and/or text/photo messaging.
•Any images or conversations that may compromise the safety, security, or orderly operation of the facility.
•Display or use of gang-related hand signs or gestures.
•Presence of weapons (including real or toy guns, knives, etc.) in photos or videos.
•Display or discussion of drugs or alcohol, including related images or paraphernalia.
•Smoking or vaping of any kind.
•Violent behavior, including videos or photos showing fighting or harm to individuals or property.
•Nudity or partial nudity, including revealing attire such as sports bras, see-through clothing, tube tops, shorts and bathing suits. Visitors and residents must wear pants that extend below the knee.
•Minors must be fully clothed.
•Sexually suggestive gestures, conversations, images, or behavior.
•Gruesome or graphic content, including any form or simulated form of abuse to humans or animals.
•Use of the communication system by anyone other than the registered account holder.
•Sharing of inmate PINs.
•Any other actions deemed inappropriate by the Resident Communication Management Division.
•Conducting a video visit while driving is a violation of facility policy. It poses a serious safety risk to you, your passengers, and others on the road. Due to the severity of this violation, a 60-day restriction has been imposed.
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Visitors and inmates who violate any of the following rules may face temporary or permanent suspension of communication privileges, or other appropriate disciplinary action. Please note that all forms of video visits, video messages, photos, and text messages are considered a privilege, not a right.
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Photos and messages can be rejected at our monitoring staff’s discretion for any reason. Some common reasons for rejection include nudity, sexually suggestive content, visible undergarments and low-cut tops, visible alcohol and drug paraphernalia, and visible weapons.
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Minors must be appropriately clothed and in the company of an adult (18 years of age or older) in all pictures, video messages, and video visitation.
Any video visits, messages, and photos are subject to rejection. All rejections will be provided to the sender with a reason for the rejection.
Contact an Inmate
Via Telephone:
All calls within the United States: $0.06 per minute
Calls to Mexico and Canada: $0.25 per minute
All other international calls: $0.35 per minute
Can you give an inmate a message or phone number for me?
No, but you may set up an account on NCIC.com for phone or video messaging.
Via Video:
Remote (off-site) visitation: $0.11 per minute
Messaging:
$0.25 per message
$0.35 per picture or video message
$0.05 per GIF message
How can I visit an inmate?
There is no in-person visitation. All visits are conducted virtually via video.
Anyone wishing to send and receive messages including text, photos, and pictures are required to provide a photo I.D. The photo must be clearly displayed, and all identification must be current. If the photo is not legible, the user will be asked to resubmit the photo. If the identification does not match the name on the account,
the identification will be rejected.
How are the inmates notified when they have a video visit?
Notifications appear on the tablet or kiosk in the day room with their name. (Example: John Doe has a video visit at 2:30pm.)
How do inmates know if there is money on their books?
They can look on their account on the tablet, kiosk, or the phone.
Money and Deposits:
Money can be added to a resident’s account via the kiosk in the front lobby at the Oklahoma County Detention Center, via NCIC.com, by calling 1-800-943-2189, or through a mailed money order.
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