The key necessary to operate your vehicle.
Personal identification.

What If I need my prescription medication or medical injections?
If you have a medical condition that requires you to take prescribed medications or injections, you will be permitted to depart the visiting area and take the necessary medications. Do not dispose of needles and syringes on facility grounds.

I am on oxygen, can I bring my oxygen tank with me?
Yes, subject to search.

Are crutches or wheel chairs allowed?
Yes, subject to search.

I'm bringing a baby to the visit, what about diapers?

You may bring the following baby items:

• A maximum of two (2) diapers
• Two (2) clear baby bottles or two (2) clear sipper cups for toddlers
• Baby wipes in a clear plastic bag
• An infant baby carrier, subject to search
• One (1) set of infant clothing
• and One (1) non-quilted baby blanket to keep the infant warm

Visitors are warned by public posting at the facility, that introduction of contraband is a felony offense. You may NOT bring the following items:

• Cards or letters
• Cigarettes
• Cigars
• Lighters or matches
• Food
• Purses
• Cell phones
• Ipods/Mp3 players
• Cameras
• Radios
• Tape Recorders/Players
• Video recorders
• Gifts
• Money or money orders for the inmate
• Pocket knives
• Guns
• Etc.

All visitors will dress in proper attire when visiting:

• All clothing worn must be clean and in good repair.


• Appropriate undergarments are required, but should not be visible.


• Clothing will be worn as it is designed to be worn.


• Shoes must be worn at all times, even by children.


• Shorts are permitted but must be knee-length when standing.


• Jogging shorts, cut-offs or hip huggers are prohibited.

• Items displaying logos, slogans, pictures or messages with derogatory or offensive ethnic, racial, sexual, gender-specific, gang or political themes.


• Items with advertisements for tobacco, alcohol, drugs, etc.


• Clothing designed or intended to be tightly worn, to excessively accent the body, such as spandex, leggings, or tights.


• Items made of sheer, transparent, net, or mesh materials.


• Skirts &/or dresses that rest above the knee.


• Garments which unduly expose the shoulders, chest, back, stomach, midriff, and/or underarm. Tops of clothing must be no lower than the person's collarbone in the front and back.

Yes, regular visiting is permitted on all holidays.

Yes, minors may only visit when accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

Visitors, including any accompanying children, must maintain the highest level of behavior at all times. Violation of any of the Visitor’s Rules and Regulations will be cause to have your visit denied or canceled. The following are some examples that will cause you to lose your visiting privileges and may cause you to have future privileges revoked:

• Attempting to provide outdated identification


• Failure to follow dress code rules


• Inmate refusal of the visit


• If the inmate is on disciplinary lock down visitation is suspended.


• Yelling, cursing or becoming disruptive in any way


• Disrespect toward facility staff


• Failure to control your accompanying children


• Attempting to communicate with any inmate other than in a visiting booth


• Standing, loitering, waving, yelling anywhere around the facility


• Failure of the visitors and inmates to remain in an upright position at all times


• Lewd conduct or inappropriate behavior by visitors or inmates


• Being under the influence of, or impaired by drugs or alcohol, which could even result in your arrest and prosecution


• The detection of contraband in your possession which also could also subject you to arrest and prosecution.


• Visitation can be denied if you are not on the inmate’s visitation card. You may find out if you are on the Visitation Card by appearing at the facility and presenting a state issued picture identification with a current address.

No. Visitation is a privilege and as such is subject to suspension/revocation if circumstances dictate.

You must contact a lieutenant or watch commander of the facility where the inmate is housed for approval. Special visits are not given routinely but are reserved for extenuating circumstances and are granted at the discretion of the lieutenant and watch commander.

The lieutenant and watch commander at each facility have the final approval or disapproval authority for each visitation request.

No. Conjugal visits are not allowed.

No. Any cards, letters must be sent through the mail. At the secondary entrance which is referred to as Control 3 Area there are deposit envelopes available for depositing money orders, cashiers checks. The envelope must be completed in its entirety with the inmate’s name and booking number. Once complete place the money order, cashier’s check in the envelope and drop it into the deposit safe which is located in the lobby area. Once dropped the deposit will be processed sometime the next business day by the Inmate Welfare Department.
We Do not Accept Cash.

First contact the visitation clerk. If he/she cannot assist, you may then ask to speak to the sergeant on duty. If you are still unable to resolve the issue, you may ask to speak to the on-duty lieutenant.

With regards to the Visitation Card, the inmate can advise you if you are on his Visitation Card or you can appear at the facility and present a state issued picture identification with a current address and the staff will advise you if you are able to visit. You must be listed on the Visitation Card in order to visit.