Visitation Rules
ALL VISITS are no more than thirty (30) minutes.
ONLY ONE (1) VISIT per week
1) Any visitor that is identified as being Formerly
Incarcerated in this Jail will not be permitted to visit with an
inmate. A visitation week
runs from Monday thru Sunday. For example, if you have a visit on
Tuesday, that is your visit for the week and you cannot have another
visit
until the start of the new visitation week which begins on the
following MONDAY.
2) Only two (2) public visitors will be permitted to visit
with an inmate. Once the first visitor has entered into a visit with
an inmate, the thirty (30) minute time starts. If a second visitor
arrives and enters the visitation room with the first visitor and ten
(10) minutes of the visit has elapsed, the second visitor will only
receive the balance of time left. Which in the example would be
twenty (20 minutes).
3) There are nineteen (19) public visitation stations
available for use. Any visitor requesting to visit with an inmate
will be placed in the first available visitation station. If all
public or inmate stations in the housing area where the inmate you
are requesting to visit are in use, you will incur a waiting period
and be afforded your visit on a first come first serve basis if you
choose to wait.
4) There is no restriction on when you must come to visit,
unless the inmate you are requesting to visit is not classified
as General Population and falls into Administrative Segregation I or
II, Lockup/DCU, Isolation 1,2,3, or Juvenile classifications. You
can arrive for a visit during any of the time periods listed. If the
inmate has already received a visit for that week, no other visits
will be granted. It is the responsibility of the visitor to
arrive for visitation in a timely manner. All visits no matter the
time entering will terminate at the posted ending time. For example,
if visitation for General Population inmates ends at 11:30am, the
visit will be terminated 11:30am, regardless of the time you entered.
Remember, it is your responsibility to arrive in a timely manner.
5) Proper identification must be presented prior
to a visitation. If the proper identification is not presented, the
VISIT WILL NOT BE GRANTED.
6) Inmates will no longer be required to submit a
visitation list for persons who they wish to be approved for visits.
