Fannin County Detention Center uses Securus for calls and eMessaging. The inmate calls you. Set up your account at securustech.net. AdvanceConnect rate: $0.21/min.
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Fannin County Detention Center uses Securus Technologies for all inmate phone calls. The inmate calls you. You can’t call into the facility directly. To receive calls, create a Securus account at securustech.net, register the phone numbers you want calls on, and add funds. AdvanceConnect and Inmate Debit accounts are $0.21 per minute. Collect calls are $0.25 per minute. Securus eMessaging is also available for sending text messages and photos online.
Before your loved one can call you from Fannin County Detention Center, you need a Securus account with your phone number registered.
Step 1: Go to securustech.net or download the Securus app on iOS or Android.
Step 2: Create an account. Enter your name, email, and a password.
Step 3: Find Fannin County Detention Center. Search by facility name or browse Texas.
Step 4: Register the phone numbers you want to receive calls on. Only registered numbers can receive inmate calls through Securus.
Step 5: Add funds. Deposit money into your account so calls go through right away. A service fee applies.
Once your account is set up, the inmate can call your registered number from inside the facility.
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 rates.
Securus offers several account types for receiving calls from Fannin County Detention Center:
AdvanceConnect ($0.21/min): You set up the account and control which numbers the inmate can call. This is the most common choice for families.
Inmate Debit ($0.21/min): The inmate funds this from their commissary account and controls the approved call list.
Direct Bill ($0.25/min): Billed to your monthly phone bill. Requires a credit check.
Traditional collect ($0.25/min): Charged to your phone bill per call.
Voicemail ($0.75/min, 1 minute max): Inmate can leave a voicemail to a number on file.
Securus eMessaging lets you send text messages and photos to the inmate without making a call. Register at securustech.net/emessaging, find Fannin County Detention Center, and send messages from your computer or phone. Photos must meet the facility’s content guidelines.
All inmate calls may be monitored and recorded, except attorney-client calls. Contact the facility at (903) 640-4171 for questions about privileged calls.
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The jail uses Securus. Calls go one direction: the inmate calls you. Create an account at securustech.net, register your phone number, and add funds. AdvanceConnect and Inmate Debit rates are $0.21/min.
Phone CallsGo to securustech.net or download the Securus app. Create an account, find Fannin County Detention Center, register your phone number, and add funds. Once set up, the inmate can call your number from the facility.
Phone CallsAdvanceConnect and Inmate Debit accounts are $0.21/min. Direct Bill and traditional collect are $0.25/min. Voicemail is $0.75/min for up to 1 minute.
Phone CallsYes. Securus eMessaging lets you send text messages and photos online. Register at securustech.net/emessaging and find Fannin County Detention Center to get started.
Phone CallsYes. All inmate calls may be monitored and recorded, except attorney-client calls. Contact the facility at (903) 640-4171 for questions about privileged calls.
Phone CallsUse VINE at vinelink.vineapps.com/search/TX/Person to confirm the person is there and find their inmate ID.
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