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Deaf Smith County Youth Home TX was completed in 1997. Deaf Smith County Youth Home is a detention facility with 728 inmates. The Deaf Smith County Youth Home is located in the 216 East 5th Street, Hereford, TX, 79045, and run by the Deaf Smith County county Sherriff Department.

The Deaf Smith County Youth Home, Texas is managed daily with a staff of around 156 personnel, including dispatchers, deputies, administrators, clerks, etc.

It is regarded as a therapeutic jail where Deaf Smith County inmates are afforded several opportunities to help them with skill, health, and education. Inmates can get GED classes, computer lessons, and financial management lessons. Additionally, the Deaf Smith County Youth Home offers substance abuse programs, which help treat and counsel inmates. Deaf Smith County Youth Home has the capability of housing both petty offenders and high-risk violent inmates.

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Deaf Smith County Sheriffs Office

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235 East 3rd Street, Hereford, Texas, 79045

Phone

806-364-2311

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Inmate Search

Finding an inmate at the Deaf Smith County Youth Home is quite easy, as they have an online database with the list of inmates housed there with arranged inmate names in alphabetical order, making it easier to find them. All you need is their names and ID, plus any additional information. You can also try the TX statewide search for inmates.

Another option would be making a phone call to the Deaf Smith County Youth Home that you suspect the inmate is being held. Conversely, you can visit the Deaf Smith County Youth Home and enquire directly from prison officials.

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Sending Mail / Package to Deaf Smith County Youth Home

Deaf Smith County inmates can receive and send mail while at the %prison name%. However, the mail will be checked for any security breach and contraband. It is better to first call the Deaf Smith County Youth Home if you have never sent anything there. You will also get additional information, including addresses and rules for sending mail and packages to the Deaf Smith County institution.

Sending packages to Deaf Smith County Youth Home may also need prior permission from prison officials in addition to the rules that must be followed.

Ensure you have the address on the mail and packages right, plus the inmate names and ID.

It is advisable first to call the Deaf Smith County Youth Home at %phone number% and familiarize yourself with any requirements for sending mails or packages to the Deaf Smith County Youth Home.

All correspondence must follow the rules and not include any nudity.

Sending Money to inmates at Deaf Smith County Youth Home

There are several ways for you to send money to an inmate incarcerated at Deaf Smith County Youth Home.

Being at Deaf Smith County Youth Home inmates have bottle accounts where they can deposit money. They can use the money for buying some stuff from the prison canteens, including sweets, writing materials, and cleaning materials. If you want to deposit money into the inmate's account, you can place the money in a booth at the Deaf Smith County Youth Home's anteroom if you want to place it on their container account.

The %prison name% will also allow a master card to be used at the stand and online at the commissary.

You also have the option of bringing money over to the Deaf Smith County Youth Home directly.

Phone Calls

Deaf Smith County Youth Home has a short voice message option, where you can leave one through 806-363-7030.

The Deaf Smith County Youth Home also allows to collect calls from inmates to their loved ones. They also have the option of getting a calling card by buying one from the commissary.

There are requirements for people who get to access inmates through a phone call. Prison officials have to check the criminal background and identification of anyone calling the facility.

All phone calls are also monitored for security reasons, and inmates will have to pay for any phone calls they make from the Deaf Smith County Youth Home.

Visitation at Deaf Smith County Youth Home

Inmates will need to provide a list of people permitted to visit them. This can be changed twice every month.

Visits are only thirty minutes, starting at the top of the hour and half-hour all week through.

As of March 2020, the Deaf Smith County Youth Home closed down visitation to curb the spread of Covid19 virus.

Normally, visits are allowed at the Deaf Smith County Youth Home Monday through Sunday.

It will be advisable for visitors to call the Deaf Smith County Youth Home before making the trip to ensure they are familiar with any visiting rules.

Also, they must dress conservatively and carry a valid ID.

Visiting Hours

Monday — 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
Tuesday — 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
Wednesday — 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
Thursday — 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
Friday — 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
Saturday — 7:30 Am to 2:30 PM
Sunday — 7:30 Am to 2:30 PM

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