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How do I find someone at the High Point Detention Center?
Use the Police to Citizen inmate search at guilfordcountysheriff.policetocitizen.com/Inmates/Catalog. Search by name to confirm the person is in custody and to get their inmate ID number. You need that number for money deposits, mail, and visit registration.
Inmate Search
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When can I visit the High Point Detention Center?
In-person visits run Tuesday through Friday in two daily sessions: 8:30-10:00 a.m. and 7:30-9:00 p.m. There is no in-person visitation on Mondays, weekends, or holidays. Register at IWebVisit.com and wait 24 hours before scheduling.
Visitation
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How do I send money to someone at the High Point Detention Center?
Use IC Team3 / InmateCanteen. Deposit online at team3.inmatecanteen.com or at the lobby kiosk (Monday 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Tuesday through Friday 8 a.m.-10 p.m.). You need the person's inmate ID number.
Send Money
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How do phone calls work at the High Point Detention Center?
Calls go through Pay Tel Communications. Visit paytel.com or call 1-800-729-8355 to set up an account. Inmates also use tablets for secure messaging. All calls are monitored and recorded.
Phone Calls
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What is the mailing address for the High Point Detention Center?
Personal mail: [Inmate Full Name], [Inmate ID Number], Facility ID 5084, PO Box 18247, Greensboro, NC 27419. Legal mail: [Inmate Full Name], [Inmate ID Number], Guilford County Detention - High Point, 507 E. Green Drive, High Point, NC 27260.
Mail
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Can I do a video visit from home?
Yes. Remote video visits are available through IWebVisit.com on a personal smart device for a fee. Register first, wait 24 hours, then schedule through the platform. Up to 2 per day, 20 minutes each.
Visitation
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What is the High Point Detention Center?
The High Point Detention Center is a county jail in High Point, North Carolina, operated by the Guilford County Sheriff's Office. It opened in January 1990 as NC's first 'New Generation' direct supervision jail, with a capacity of 274 beds. It holds pre-trial detainees and sentenced inmates.
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