How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Adams County Detention Facility doesn't allow in-person visits. Everything is handled remotely or off-site. Remote visiting runs seven days a week in scheduled time blocks, though inmates in Max and Intake have shorter visiting hours than other housing areas. Contact (physical) visits are also prohibited. The facility uses HomeWav for video and phone visits. Before you can connect, you'll need to create an account, submit your visitor information, and wait for approval. HomeWav video calls for this jurisdiction have been reported at $0.20 per minute with a 30-minute limit.
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Want to visit someone at Adams County Detention Facility? All visits happen remotely through HomeWav. Here's how to create an account, add funds, and work within the schedule.
Adams County Detention Facility uses Homewav for remote video visits and phone calls. Once your account is set up and funded, your loved one can call you during the facility's remote visitation windows.
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No. Adams County Detention Facility does not offer in-person visitation, and visits are handled remotely or off-site.
Start by checking the facility's remote visitation schedule. Visits run seven days a week in set time blocks, though Max and Intake have shorter hours. Adams County commonly uses HomeWav for video and phone visits, so confirm the provider and set up an account if needed. Complete the facility's visitor application, then wait for approval before scheduling a visit.
No. Facility rules explicitly prohibit contact (physical) visits. Remote visits can still be denied or ended if you don't follow the rules, so stick to the facility's scheduling and conduct requirements.
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Trying to stay in touch with someone at Adams County Detention Facility? The fastest route is usually setting up remote video visits. Here's how it works and what it costs.
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