Westchester County Jail - Women's Unit, NY Inmate Search, Visitation Hours
- PO Box 10, Valhalla, NY, 10595
- Website
- 914-231-1068
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In 2007, the facility went under a big expansion that went from being able to hold up to 585 inmates at once to what they can house now. This was due to the need for meeting city life.
The Westchester County Jail - Women's Unit employs over 150 staff members.
The Westchester County Jail - Women's Unit comes equipped with an operational infirmary that has two part-time nurses, three full-time nurses, and a part-time doctor.
The Westchester County Jail - Women's Unit also has a fully operational kitchen where all meals are prepared daily.
Westchester County Jail - Women's Unit - General Information
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Facility Name
Westchester County Jail – Women’s Unit
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Facility Type
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Address
PO Box 10, Valhalla, NY, 10595
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Phone
914-231-1068
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Facility Name
Westchester County Jail – Women’s Unit
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Facility Type
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Address
PO Box 10, Valhalla, NY, 10595
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Phone
914-231-1068
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Country
Westchester County
Westchester County Department of Public Safety
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Address
1 Saw Mill River Parkway, Hawthorne, New York, 10532
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Phone
914-864-7700
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Fax
914-995-4095
How to Find Someone in Westchester County Jail – Women’s Unit
Trying to locate information on an inmate who is currently behind bars in the Westchester County Jail - Women's Unit? Do not know where to begin your search?
You can, of course, contact the Westchester County Jail - Women's Unit directly, but if you do not want to sit on the phone and be transferred through department and department you can find information on inmates directly from your computer or your smartphone.
The inmate roster is available to you on the Westchester County official website. You can search the roster by the inmate's full name. You will not need any further pieces of information.
Send a Mail/Package
Inmates in the Westchester County Jail - Women's Unit can receive magazines, books, newspapers, and even letters from their friends and family.
However, you will need to keep in mind if you plan on sending magazines, books, and newspapers, you will need to send them directly from the publisher. You can do so by using sites such as Amazon. All books are required to be paperback books and new ones. You cannot send hardback books or any books that are used.
If you plan on writing letters to inmates, you will need to always have a return address on every piece of mail you send. Also, you will want to refrain from using any of the following things:
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Staples
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Glitter
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Paper Clips
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Usage of Crayons
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Drawings
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Incriminating Discussions
To send a letter to an inmate in the Westchester County Jail - Women's Unit, please make the envelope out to the following address:
Westchester County Law Enforcement Center
Attention Inmate: {inmate Full Name]
PO Box 10, Valhalla, NY, 10595
Sending Money
If an inmate requests you to send them funds to their commissary account, you can do so without leaving the comfort of your own home.
The Westchester County Jail - Women's Unit uses JPay for their money depositing needs. You can deposit funds into an inmates account from their online site, over the phone, or you can go in person.
Keep in mind that it can take up to 3 business days before the money is deposited into the inmate's account at the Westchester County Jail - Women's Unit, But the funds are typically in there the same day as you deposited them.
Phone Calls
The Westchester County Jail - Women's Unit allows inmates to use the telephone daily. Inmates will only be allowed to have 15-minute phone conversations. Inmates will be required to call collect.
In order to get a collect call from an inmate in the Westchester County Jail - Women's Unit, you will need to have a landline. Cell phones cannot receive collect calls.
Also, you will need to keep in mind that when you choose to connect to a collect call from an inmate in the Westchester County Jail - Women's Unit, you will be responsible for paying any and all fees that come along with the phone call.
Westchester County Jail - Women's Unit staff will be listening in to every phone call made from the facility. They have the right to disconnect any call they see fit.
Visitation Rules
To visit an inmate in the Westchester County Jail - Women's Unit, you will need to contact the facility directly to set up a visitation time.
VISITATION HOURS
Directions
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