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Family Jail Visits
The maximum number of children allowed for each family visit is one (1). Children are not counted towards the total number of visitors, but must be listed on the back of the inmate's visitor list.
The inmate is allowed a total of two (2) family visits per month and may schedule only one of those family visits a week. The family visit counts towards the allotted two (2) visits a week for an inmate.
All children must be listed on the inmates visiting list and need to have identification for each visit. The only acceptable form of identification for children is a legal birth certificate from the appropriate government agency. The birth certificate must have the inmate listed as the parent of the child. For step children, the spouse of the inmate must accompany the child or children. The adult spouse visitor must bring the child's, birth certificate, which must have the inmate's spouse listed as the child's parent, and shall provide a legal marriage certificate. Adopted children will be permitted to visit with the proper birth certificate and proper adoption paper work, in order to prove the relationship.
Disruptive, ill-mannered or misbehaving children will not be tolerated. The accompanying adult is responsible for the behavior of the children.
Inmates who are on restriction or are housed in cell blocks designated as "Disciplinary Segregation" will not be allowed to have family visits.
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