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Access to inmate information

 

A searchable database of currently incarcerated inmates may be accessed at this link: 

 

http://www.co.ocean.nj.us/CorrectionsWebSite/InmateInformation.aspx

 

If you are in need of additional information regarding a particular inmate, i.e. bail, charges, etc., please feel free to call our main number and one of our staff members will be happy to assist you.

 

Ocean County Jail:  (732) 929-2043

Inmate Telephone System

To receive calls from the Ocean County Jail, you must use a touch-tone telephone

  1. When you answer a call from the Ocean County Jail, you will hear a computerized voice.  Wait for the voice to finish speaking, then follow the instructions to accept or reject the call.
  2. If you either do nothing or select the option to reject the call, the phone will hang up without a charge to your telephone number.
  3. If you choose to accept the call, begin speaking after selecting this option.

        NOTE:  To protect you and provide equitable telephone access for all inmates, the Ocean County Department of Corrections has placed a time limit on calls.

  1. The call will either appear on your local telephone company bill or arrive separately in the mail.

        NOTE:  If you do not pay this bill within 30 days, your telephone number may be restricted from receiving calls.

Additional information is available at http://www.gtl.net/ .

 

Inmate Mail and Money

Inmate Mail

If you wish to send a letter to an inmate, simply address the letter as follows:

Inmate Name and ID number

Ocean County Jail

120 Hooper Ave

Toms River, NJ 08754

 

Outgoing Mail

 

There is no limit on the amount of outgoing correspondence an inmate may send.

 

Incoming Mail

 

There is no limit on the amount of incoming correspondence an inmate may receive.

 

All incoming mail is subject to search in accordance with applicable laws and regulations.

 

Packages

 

Inmates have access to an extensive inmate commissary from which they can order a variety of food and personal hygiene products.  Any packages  sent in from outside the facility shall be refused.

 

Books, Magazines and Periodicals

 

Magazines, books and other authorized publications that are intended for delivery to a particular inmate are acceptable only when mailed from the publisher and must contain a packing slip or invoice with the address and phone number of the publisher.

 

Books ordered from online publishers must come from a "dot-com" domain, i.e. amazon.com, and meet the above criteria.


Publications received for an inmate that are volatile, breach security or are violence oriented shall be placed in the inmates property.

 

Newspapers are supplied by this institution.

 

Depositing Money into an Inmate's Account

 

VIA INTERNET:  www.inmatedeposits.com

 

VIA US MAIL:  If you wish to deposit money into an inmate's account, you may include a money order, made out in the inmate's name, with any correspondence you send to the inmate.  Do not send cash or checks.

 

IN PERSON:  Cash and money orders may be dropped off for deposit into an inmate's account at any time.

 

Processing Fee and User Fee Notification


A Processing Fee and a User Fee has been authorized by the Ocean County Board of Chosen Freeholders on a Resolution dated December 18, 1996.

Beginning Feb. 1, 1997, inmates committed to this facility will be charged an initial Processing Fee of $25.00 and a daily User Fee of $10.00 per day.

 
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Last modified: 04/02/09