Laurel County Correctional Center Phone Calls and Video Visits
Laurel County uses Telmate. The inmate calls you. Register your number at gettingout.com before the first call. Video visits go through ConnectNetwork.
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Overview
Laurel County Correctional Center uses Telmate, part of the GTL/Viapath family, for all inmate phone calls. Calls go one direction: the inmate calls you. You can’t call them directly. To receive calls, register your phone number through GettingOut at gettingout.com and add funds to your account. Video visitation runs through a separate platform, ConnectNetwork. Messaging and photos go through the GettingOut app. The general facility number is (606) 878-9431.
Quick Facts
Phone provider: Telmate (GTL/Viapath family)
Call direction: the inmate calls you, you cannot call in
Set up your account at gettingout.com or through the GettingOut app
Register the phone numbers you want to receive calls on
Add funds to your account so calls connect right away
Video visitation available through ConnectNetwork at web.connectnetwork.com
Messaging and photos available through the GettingOut app
All calls may be monitored and recorded
Facility phone: (606) 878-9431
How to Set Up Your GettingOut Account
Before your loved one can call you, set up your account through GettingOut and register your number. Here is how.
Step 1: Go to gettingout.com or download the GettingOut app on iOS or Android.
Step 2: Create an account. Enter your name, email, and a password. Use the same name that will appear on incoming call notifications.
Step 3: Add Laurel County Correctional Center as the facility. Search by name or browse Kentucky jails.
Step 4: Register the phone numbers you want to receive calls on. You can add multiple numbers. Only registered numbers can receive inmate calls from Telmate.
Step 5: Add funds. Deposit money into your account so calls connect immediately when your loved one calls. You can use a debit card, credit card, or ACH bank transfer. A service fee applies.
Once your account is active, the inmate can find your number in the system and place calls. Calls are charged per minute.
Families looking to reduce call costs can use Pigeonly’s affordable inmate calling plan, which provides a local number that lowers per-minute rates, often cutting costs by 50 to 80 percent compared to standard collect call rates.
Video Visits Through ConnectNetwork
Video visitation at Laurel County runs through ConnectNetwork, not GettingOut. You need a separate ConnectNetwork account for video visits.
Step 1: Go to web.connectnetwork.com or download the ConnectNetwork app.
Step 2: Create an account with your real name and email.
Step 3: Find Laurel County Correctional Center and select video visitation.
Step 4: Schedule a session at an available time. Fund your AdvancePay account to cover the session cost.
Video visits let you see and speak with your loved one from a phone, tablet, or computer. No travel required.
Messaging and Photos Through GettingOut
The GettingOut app also supports messaging and photos to the inmate’s tablet. Once you have a GettingOut account, you can send messages and photos directly to the inmate’s device. Messages are reviewed before delivery.
About Call Monitoring
All inmate phone calls at Laurel County Correctional Center may be monitored and recorded. This is standard practice at county jails. Calls between an inmate and their attorney are subject to separate rules. Contact the facility at (606) 878-9431 for information about privileged calls.
Families Also Ask
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How do phone calls work at Laurel County Correctional Center?
The facility uses Telmate. Calls go one direction: the inmate calls you. You can't call them directly. Set up an account at gettingout.com, register your phone number, and add funds so calls connect right away.
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How do I set up a Telmate account for calls from Laurel County?
Go to gettingout.com or download the GettingOut app. Create an account, add Laurel County Correctional Center as the facility, register the numbers you want to receive calls on, and add funds. The whole process takes about 10 minutes.
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Does Laurel County Correctional Center offer video visitation?
Yes. Video visits run through ConnectNetwork at web.connectnetwork.com. Create an account, select Laurel County Correctional Center, and schedule a session. Video visits are done from your phone, tablet, or computer.
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Can I send messages or photos through GettingOut?
Yes. The GettingOut app supports messaging and photo sending to the inmate's tablet. Messages are reviewed before delivery. Create an account at gettingout.com to get started.
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Are calls from Laurel County Correctional Center monitored?
Yes. All inmate phone calls may be monitored and recorded. This is standard at county jails. If you have questions about privileged attorney-client calls, contact the facility at (606) 878-9431.