Bedford County Jail, TN

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The Bedford County Jail first and foremost opened its doors back in 1982. It was not until 2000 when the Bedford County Jail saw a much-needed renovation and expansion.

The Bedford County Jail originally only had a capacity of housing 50 inmates and after the expansions and renovation in 2000, the Bedford County Jail can house up to 125 inmates. This makes Bedford County Jail one of the bigger county jails within the entire state of Shelbyville.

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Bedford County Sheriffs Department / Bedford County Juvenile Detention Center

Address: 103 Lane Parkway, Shelbyville, Tennessee, 37160

Phone: 931-684-3232

How to Find Someone in Bedford County Jail

The Bedford County Jail keeps their records offline and online. You will need to contact the facility directly for any information on an inmate, if you do not find it online in their database. The correctional officer that answers the telephone will be able to give you information on an inmate such as their basic information, how to get them released, and what their bond is currently held at.

Sending a Mail/Care Package

All mail coming into the facility will be required to be sent in by the United States Postal Service. You can send the following items to the facility:

• Magazines

• Letters

• Books

• Photos

• Newspapers

Sending Money

You are probably wondering why an inmate will need money in the Bedford County Jail. They need money to use the telephone and they need money for extra things that the Bedford County Jail does not supply.

You can mail or drop off the money order at your leisure.

Phone calls

Securus Technologies is more than a phone service here at the Bedford County Jail. It also operates their video visitation as well.

Inmates are limited to having 15-minute phone calls throughout 7 am to 10 pm. The telephones are in the common area in the housing units.

Inmates can use them when they have some downtime to talk to their loved ones back home.

Visitation

Visitation at the Bedford County Jail will run every day between the hours of 8 am to 10:30 pm. The visits at the Bedford County Jail will strictly be video visits using a video visit software.

All visitors will be required to have an account with the video visitation software to be able to visit. Inmates can have 20 minutes for this video visit.

You can visit the inmate using this software directly from the video stations that are in the jail lobby or you can do so at home.

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