Visitation Schedule
Video Visitation
In order to schedule a visit (remote or on-site), you must have an account with Combined Public Communications (CPC). The account can be created at the CPC Kiosk in the lobby of the jail or online at www.InmateSales.com.
Remote Video Visits are available 8:00 am to 8:30 pm seven (7) days a week (except for 11:00 am to 12:00 pm and 5:00 pm to 6:30 pm for meal service). All inmates are given 10 free minutes of video visits per week, beginning on Sunday. This is per inmate and not per visitor. To schedule a visit or to obtain information concerning pricing and hardware requirements please visit www.InmateSales.com.
Local Video Visits are conducted on-site, during normal business days (Monday-Friday, excluding county holidays). On-site visits are free; however, visitors must set up an account with Combined Public Communications (CPC). Visitors must schedule the visit 24 hours in advance. Visitors are allowed 3 local visits a week.
Clergy wishing to visit one-on-one with an inmate must email the jail chaplain, Scott Bailes, at [email protected]. Clergy must contact Chaplain Bailes prior to visiting with an inmate one-on-one.
For all other questions, please email [email protected].
Rules for On-Site Visits from the Lobby:
- Visitors must have an account with Combined Public Communications (CPC). You can create your account using the kiosk in the lobby, or online through this website.
- Visitors may only visit three (3) times a week.
- Visitors less than 18 years of age must be an immediate family member (brother, sister, son, daughter, step-son, step-daughter, grandson, granddaughter, etc.) of the inmate, must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
- Proper attire is required at all times. If proper attire is not worn, your visitation privilege will be suspended.
- Clothing must be worn at all times.
- NO nudity, sexual acts (visibly observed or assumed to be taking place), drug use, drug paraphernalia visible, or any criminal activity will be permitted to happen during a video visit. All visits (except attorney or professional visitors) may be monitored.
- NO live video streams outside of the inmate/visitor visitation may take place (social media sites)
- No 3-way visitation utilizing other video chat applications
Visitation is a PRIVILEGE and may be refused or terminated due to the actions or behaviors of either the visitor or the inmate.
Visitor’s Attire:
Proper attire is required at all times. If proper attire is not worn, your visitation privilege will be suspended.
- Shoes and shirts must be worn at all times.
- Only one layer of clothing is allowed. Blouses or sweaters worn over tank tops or camisoles are NOT allowed. Sweaters worn over appropriate shirts will need to be removed before visiting.
- Females needing a bra are required to wear one, however, clothing with proper support is permissible.
Inappropriate attire is defined as the following, but not limited to:
- Halter tops or swimwear (midriff shall be covered)
- Tube top, sleeveless dresses, tank tops, or tops with spaghetti straps
- Revealing dresses, blouses, or tops (including see-thru garments)
- Spandex or extremely tight-fitting jeans, pants, or shorts
- Shorts or skirts that are cut higher than two inches above the knee
- NO hoods, hats, do-rags, or scarfs
- NO jackets or coats of any type
Rules for Remote Visits:
- Visitors must have an account with Combined Public Communications (CPC). You can create your account using the kiosk in the lobby, or online through this website.
- Proper attire is required at all times. If proper attire is not worn, your visitation privilege will be suspended.
- Clothing must be worn at all times.
- NO nudity, sexual acts (visibly observed or assumed to be taking place), drug use, drug paraphernalia visible, or any criminal activity will be permitted to happen during a video visit. All visits (except attorney or professional visitors) may be monitored.
- NO live video streams outside of the inmate/visitor visitation may take place (social media sites)
- No 3-way visitation utilizing other video chat applications
Visitation is a PRIVILEGE and may be refused or terminated due to the actions or behaviors of either the visitor or the inmate.