Rules for Your Visit

Any visitor who is acting inappropriate or appears to be intoxicated will not be allowed to visit any inmate and will be asked to leave the County property.

Visitors and inmates shall conduct themselves in such a manner as not to disturb others at all times. The visiting room officer shall terminate the visit of any visitor or inmate who is disruptive or acting inappropriately.  Visitors are responsible for the conduct of their children. No child will be left unsupervised, or allowed to disrupt the visiting area or distract correctional staff. If a visitor cannot control his/her child, the visit may be terminated.

Visitors who have a problem with visiting should try to resolve the problem immediately with the Shift Supervisor. Visitors who remain dissatisfied with the facility’s response or action may submit a citizen’s complaint.

A visit shall be terminated or disallowed and the inmate and visitor notified that the facility will be enforcing a 90 day restriction on the visitor’s visits with all inmates if any of the following occur

• The visitor makes a false statement with respect to visiting
• The visitor damages, or attempts to damage Department property or engages in disruptive behavior while on Department property
• The visitor removes or attempts to remove any item from the institution that is not authorized by the institution

Visiting rules are established to specify conduct for both inmates and visitors.  It is essential that inmates and visitors be familiar with the visiting rules. These rules are given to the inmates and are posted for the visitors to read prior to visiting. Written policy, procedure and practice provide that written information regarding procedures governing visitation be made available to the inmate within 24 hours after arrival at the facility. At a minimum, the information will include, but not limited to the following

 Note: Abandoned property will be held at this facility for fifteen (15) days
after which, if not claimed, will be disposed of.