Regional Adult Detention Facility (RADF)

RADF visitation runs on a module-based schedule. Each housing module has specific visiting slots, so check the module list to confirm when the person you're visiting is eligible. Same-day sign-ups are handled on-site between 7:00 am and 6:30 pm, and you must register at the facility sign-up station at least one hour before the scheduled visit time. In-person on-site barrier visits resumed March 20, 2023, and all visits are currently conducted as barrier visits unless RADF updates its procedures. Bring a valid local, state, or federal U.S. government photo ID for check-in. Expect standard verification and security checks. Once inside, you can only bring your ID, wallet, and car or home keys. Purses, bags, and other belongings must be stored by you before entering.

Regional Adult Detention Facility (RADF) posts direct phone numbers for common communication needs. For visiting rules, current hours, and scheduling steps, call the visitation and public-information line at (442) 265-2266. To report sexual abuse, use the PREA hotline at (442) 265-2323. Need records like booking summaries? Requests can be mailed or picked up through the Records Division at (442) 265-2125. You'll need to include a copy of valid identification. Separately, California is transitioning to a statewide provider for inmate phone, video, and messaging services. To use video visits or electronic messaging, you'll typically need to create an account on the communications platform and add funds through its prepaid option. Some locations may stay on an older system until they switch over.

To send money to someone at Regional Adult Detention Facility (RADF), start by confirming their full name and booking or facility ID. Then verify which deposit methods RADF accepts, since options vary by county and vendor. Common methods include online or mobile portals, phone deposits, lobby kiosks, and U.S. Postal money orders. Fees and posting times depend on the vendor. Funds in a trust account are typically used for commissary purchases, phone time, and hygiene items. The balance may be reduced by court-ordered or authorized deductions. Do not mail cash. Plan around posting times so the money is available when it's needed. Friends and Family accounts can go inactive after 180 consecutive days with no activity and may be forfeited, so contact the vendor for refund options.