Jail

Bond

Visit the Jail ATM website for bond purposes.

Scheduling a Free Video Visit (Saturdays & Sundays Only)

The free visit will take place here, at the jail. On-site video visits are once a day per person and must be scheduled the day of the visit.

Important Notes for Your Video Visits

All visitors must have proper identification such as a valid:
- Current, valid passport with photo
- Military photo ID card
- State driver's license with photo
- State photo ID card
- (Note: a birth certificate is not proper identification)
In order to ensure the safety and security of inmates and staff, and to attempt to prevent the introduction of contraband, any person visiting is subject to a search if requested by staff
All conversations in the building are subject to monitoring
No smoking, food, or drink allowed during visitation
No loitering
Lawyers, ministers and Probation/Parole Agents are by appointment only; refer to Official Visits guidelines

Visitation is a privilege that may be denied, limited or terminated at any time.

For more information about jail policies relating to inmate visits, rules, and posting bond, etc., view the Jail Frequently Asked Questions.

The following rules apply to inmate "Official Visits" for law enforcement officers, attorneys at law and probation/parole agents:

Official visits will be allowed during reasonable hours based on staff availability and facility space. Due to the workload of the jail staff, no visits will be allowed from 11:15 am to 12:30 pm and 4:15 to 6 pm
Official visitors should contact the jail to arrange visitation time; failure to do this may result in delay of the visit
Officials unknown to jail staff must produce photo identification, and attorneys must produce their State Bar identification card
Official visitors must sign a form provided by jail staff prior to their visit
Official visitors will not be searched unless the need arises; if an official visitor refuses to comply with the search request, they will be asked to leave the facility
All books, brief cases and papers are subject to search
Official attorney visitations are not audio monitored, but are subject to visual observation/monitoring