Phone call SERVICES are CURRENTly SUSPENDED due to construction
Inmates can make collect phone calls only. Inmates are not able to receive incoming calls and jail officers will not pass messages to inmates.
If you can't accept collect calls from an inmate (most mobile phones do not allow you to accept incoming collect calls) you must set up an account with our phone service provider at https://securustech.net/.
If you experience a technical or billing issue, please contact Securustech via their website or by phone. Jail Officers are not able to assist.
NOTICE: All phone calls are recorded and subject to monitoring by Jail Officers.
Inmate Mail services
Mailing Address:
C/O Securus Digital Mails Center Lynnwood Police Department, WA
PO BOX 25795
Tampa, FL 33622
The only items an inmate may receive are soft cover books and reading materials sent directly from a publisher or retailer (ie. Amazon, Barnes & Noble). Packages sent from a private party or packages containing restricted materials will be denied and returned to sender.
NOTICE: All incoming and outgoing mail will be opened and inspected by Jail Officers. Obscene or inappropriate materials are not allowed. Introducing contraband to a correctional facility (through mail or by another means) is a felony. Incoming legal mail will be opened and inspected for contraband in the presence of the inmate.
Visitation SERVICES are CURRENTly SUSPENDED due to construction
General visitation at the Lynnwood Jail is done by video and in-person at the Lynnwood Police Department. In person visitation can be arranged for attorneys, clergy or medical/mental health officials.
All inmates housed at the Lynnwood Jail who have been arraigned (had a first appearance in court after initial arrest) and who are not housed in disciplinary segregation are eligible for video visitation. Visits are subject to approval per jail guidelines.