How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Visitation at Angelina County Jail runs on a gender-specific schedule—check the posted times at the front of the jail for updates and exceptions. Sign-up is first-come, first-served: you can add your name starting 30 minutes before a session begins, but you must be signed up at least 30 minutes before it ends. Visits last 20 minutes, and inmates can receive up to three visits per week. Current COVID-19 protocols generally limit each person to one visit per day. Contact visits aren't allowed. Only two visitors can be in the visitation room at once, though the inmate can rotate visitors during the 20-minute window as long as the two-person limit is followed. All visitors are logged. If you're 17 or older, bring a state-issued DPS ID—other forms aren't accepted. Leave purses, handbags, and cameras in your vehicle. Attempting to bring unauthorized items can result in permanent denial of visitation or criminal prosecution. Attorneys and ministers may visit any time with proper ID. Routine non-attorney visits may be monitored or recorded.
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The jail posts a visitation schedule that lists days and times by gender. Updated visitation times and any exceptions are posted at the front of the jail.
If you’re 17 or older, you must bring a state-issued DPS ID to visit. Other ID types are no longer accepted for visitors 17+.
Contact visits aren’t permitted, and purses, handbags, and cameras must be left in your vehicle or you won’t be allowed to visit. Bringing or attempting to bring unauthorized items can result in permanent loss of visitation and possible criminal prosecution.
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