• Off-Site Video Visitation must be accessed through the following website: inmatecanteen.com
• Each Visitor is required to read a disclaimer before visiting with an inmate. The video visits are recorded and are subject to review at any given time by Jail Supervision. At any time, a visit can be ended by Jail Supervision for any reason outlined in this information.
• Each visitation is to run for 15 minutes. If a visit is accidentally terminated, the visitor can log back into the kiosk to have the remainder of the visit.
• Any display of weapons, anything characterized as drugs or alcohol or nudity is prohibited and is grounds for immediate visitation termination and visitation privileges revoked for both the visitor and inmate for a time period determined by Jail Supervision.
• Each off site visit will be charged $.39 cents per minute.

Days and times

• 7:00 a.m. to 12:45 p.m.
• 1:30 p.m. to 5:45 p.m.
• 6:30 p.m. to 10:45 p.m.
• 11:30 pm. to 2:30 a.m. (lock down visitation only)

On-Site Video Visitation rules

• Inmates must be in their designated jail uniform according to classification level.
• General population inmates are allowed one (1) visit every six (6) hours each day.
• Inmates must abide by the visitation policy located on their housing unit kiosk.
• Any inmate who is in violation of the visitation policy shall have their visitation privileges revoked for a time period determined by jail staff.

On-Site Visitor Rules

• Each Visitor is required to read a disclaimer before visiting with an inmate. The video visits are recorded and are subject to review at any given time by Jail Supervision. At any time, a visit can be ended by Jail Supervision for any reason outlined in this information.
• Each visitation is to run for 15 minutes. If a visit is accidentally terminated, the visitor can log back into the kiosk to have the remainder of the visit.
• No more than 4 visitors per inmate, this includes every individual no matter if they are a child or an adult.
• A visitor can visit more than one inmate per day and can visit the same inmate once every 6 hours per day.
• All visitors that are the age of 18 or above are required to give a picture I.D. in the form of a driver's license or state identification card. If the individual does not have the proper I.D. they will be asked to leave the facility until the proper I.D. can be obtained.
• All individualswho are 17 years old or younger will need to be signed in with their first name, last name, and date of birth. Guardianship papers will be required if there is a reason to question the legitimacy of the relationship. Also, the legal guardian is responsible for and must constantly supervise a minor who is visiting an inmate. The guardian may not leave the minor alone or allow the minor to roam around. If this becomes an issue, the individuals will be banned from visitation for a specific amount of time to be determined by the Sheriff, Jail Command Staff, or on duty Jail Supervisor.
• Visitors must comply with all of the jail visitation rules. Jail personnel shall end or deny a visit for that day if the visitor violates a rule.
• Visitors caught "trafficking" shall have visitation privileges revoked and risk prosecution.
• Any cell phones or electronic devices that are found during visitation will cause the individual(s) to be banned from visitation for a specific amount of time, to be determined by the Sheriff, Jail Command Staff, or Jail Supervisor
• There is a dress code for individuals attendingvisitation and it is as follows:
• Visitors identified as wearing any type of gang clothing shall be denied visitation.
• Visitors may not wear any low-cut, revealing, or provocative clothing. Visitors shorts, skirts, and/or dresses must be at least mid-thigh in length. If the officer determines that the clothing piece is inappropriate, the person will be required to change that specific clothing piece or will not be allowed visitation until they obtain proper clothing.
• Nudity is prohibited and is grounds for immediate visitation termination and visitation privileges revoked for both the visitor and inmate for a time period determined by Jail Supervision.
• Footwear is required
• All visitors are subject to search. Visitors are not permitted to bring in:
• Weapons
• Food and/or drinks
• Baby car seats and/or strollers
• Bags of any kind
• Purses
• Cell phones or pagers
• Cameras
• Other unacceptable articles
• Visitation can be denied or revoked if:
• Any visitor who appears to be under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Jail personnel shall assume "influence" if they smell alcohol on a person
• The visitor is a known victim in the case for which the inmate to be visited is incarcerated
• A "no contact, restraining, or protective order" exists between the two parties
• The visitor is a known victim ofany incident of domestic violence involving the inmate within the last six (6) months
• The visitor behaves in a way that threatens the safety, security, and good order of the jail
• Fails to abide by the dress standard requirements
• Fails to present proper identification (identification with date of birth)
• Does not end the visit within the set time
• Fails to supervise a minor in a visit
• Damages, marks, tamperswith, or soils a visiting area
• The visiting coordinator, Jail Commander, and/or the Sheriff may ban individuals for not following any of the rules listed above.