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Visiting, phone calls, letters, commissary and family support for Montgomery County Jail in Clarksville. Check the person's housing assignment before booking a visit; the jail and Sheriff's administrative office have different street numbers.

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Visiting, phone calls, letters, commissary and family support for Montgomery County Jail in Clarksville. Check the person's housing assignment before booking a visit; the jail and Sheriff's administrative office have different street numbers.

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Montgomery County Sheriff's Office

116 Commerce Street
Clarksville, TN 37040

Jail: 116 Commerce Street. Sheriff's administrative office and payment kiosks: 120 Commerce Street. Confirm your visiting location when booking.

Visiting

Book an appointment and confirm the person's housing location. Published visits last 30 minutes; each person is allowed two visits per week.

Appointment and session window

The Sheriff says visitation is by appointment only on Wednesday and Saturday or Thursday and Sunday, depending on the inmate's location. Appointment times start at 6:30 p.m. and end at 9:30 p.m. Every visitor must complete the visitation form before the initial appointment; incomplete or false information causes rejection.

Published days
Wednesday/Saturday OR Thursday/Sunday, depending on housing
Appointment window
6:30–9:30 p.m.
Session length
30 minutes
Weekly allowance
Two visits

Sources: Montgomery visit request, Montgomery visit rules

Visitor list, minors and ID

The inmate must submit the visitor's name to the visitor list. Everyone, including children, must have a scheduled visit and completed form; up to three visitors may be scheduled per visit. Each inmate is allowed two visits per week, 30 minutes each. Adult visitors need proper photo identification. Anyone under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian and proof of custody (birth certificate or custodial papers) is required.

Sources: Montgomery visit rules

What cannot enter

Cell phones and electronic devices cannot enter the visitation room and cannot be left with a deputy; leave them in the vehicle or do not bring them. Bags, purses, backpacks, diaper bags, food and drinks are prohibited. The published clothing rules prohibit sleeveless shirts, revealing clothing, sagging, and short skirts or shorts judged unreasonable; visitation staff may deem clothing unfit. Tobacco products, including dip and e-cigarettes, are prohibited.

Sources: Montgomery visit rules

Scheduling and technology services

The Sheriff's request page links to Securus for appointments, while its visitation guidance advertises CorrectPay for video, messaging and tablets. Confirm the correct service for your visit type before setting up or funding an account; these links should not be treated as interchangeable.

Sources: Montgomery visit request, Montgomery visit rules

Calls, video and messaging

The county publishes current vendor entrypoints but not a local rate sheet.

Phone accounts

The Sheriff's phone-services page directs families to CSGpay or CorrectPay, the Correct Solutions app, customer service at (877) 618-3516, or the blue kiosk in the Sheriff's Office lobby. Call Correct Solutions to create a phone account or block calls. Local call hours and current rates are not published in the reviewed guidance.

Sources: Montgomery phone services

Video, messaging and tablets

The current visitation guidelines say Montgomery County is live for tablets, technology deposits, video visitation and messaging through CorrectPay, powered by VendEngine/Tyler Technologies. Create or fund accounts at CorrectPay.com; the county does not publish local video session times or rates on the reviewed page.

Sources: Montgomery visit rules

Letters and personal mail

Personal mail goes to the published scanning address, not the jail's visitor address.

Where to send personal letters

Personal letters are scanned for tablet viewing; the original is not delivered to the jail. Use the person's name, ID number and the exact facility designation below.

Offender's first and last name
Offender ID number
Montgomery County Jail (TN)
P.O. Box 247
Phoenix, MD 21131

Sources: Montgomery mail rules

Restrictions and legal mail

Mail is examined. Do not include money, stationery or stamps, stained or decorated material, gang/criminal references, sexually explicit writing, inmate-to-inmate correspondence, puzzle/coloring/comic books, magazines, photocopies or clippings, or metal clips/staples. The official page has the complete restrictions.

Legal mail remains under a separate process. The reviewed page does not identify a separate legal-mail destination; confirm with jail staff instead of using the personal-mail scanning address.

Sources: Montgomery mail rules

Money and permitted items

Phone funds and commissary funds have distinct county instructions and kiosk colors.

Deposits and commissary

Commissary deposits may be made online by debit/credit card through CorrectPay.com or its app, by phone at 855-836-3364, or through the green kiosk in the Sheriff's Office lobby. The county says online/phone processing fees are shown during the transaction; it does not publish a fee schedule.

Commissary deposits
CorrectPay website/app or (855) 836-3364
Commissary kiosk
Green kiosk · Sheriff's Office lobby
Phone-account kiosk
Blue kiosk · Sheriff's Office lobby

Sources: Montgomery commissary, Montgomery phone services

Property and medication

The FAQ says inmates may not receive outside items and are issued clothing, socks and underwear. If medication from home is needed, it must be in the prescription bottle bearing the inmate's name and only that prescription. The visitation page says books and clothing are not accepted at visitation; shirts are available through commissary. A separate property-dropoff or release-property procedure is not published.

Sources: Montgomery jail FAQ, Montgomery visit rules

Health, release and urgent support

The county identifies its medical contractor and jail administrator but does not publish a family medical escalation workflow.

Medical staffing

The FAQ says medical, dental, psychological and daily sick-call services are contracted with Southern Health Partners and nurses are on duty 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. It does not publish a family-facing medical-records, urgent-concern or complaint route.

Sources: Montgomery jail FAQ

Jail administrator and bonding

The jail FAQ lists Captain Jessica Oakes at (931) 648-0615, extension 13506, for administration. A current release-desk schedule and case-specific payment instructions are not established in the reviewed material. Ask the jail or the responsible court clerk about the person's case rather than relying on a general bond estimate.

Sources: Montgomery jail FAQ

Address, check-in and accessibility

Confirm the appointed visiting location and entrance before traveling.

Jail versus Sheriff's office

The jail FAQ directs visitors to 116 Commerce Street. The Sheriff's administrative office is separately listed at 120 Commerce Street. The reviewed sources do not establish visitor parking, an accessible entrance or a recommended early-arrival interval. Ask staff about those details when arranging the appointment.

116 Commerce Street
Clarksville, TN 37040

Sources: Montgomery jail FAQ, Montgomery visit request

Sources & updates

Source review: 2026-09-08. Rules, hours and service availability can change.

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