How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Visiting someone at Baker County Detention Center takes a little planning, especially if it's your first time. To confirm whether someone is at the facility, call (904) 288-4600 between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Then check Baker County's visitor materials or the inmate handbook for current visitation rules and schedules. Most facilities require the incarcerated person to add you to an approved visitor list. You may also need to complete a visitor application and wait for approval before showing up. Follow the facility's instructions for submitting forms—email or U.S. Mail where specified—sign where required, and don't leave blanks. Video visitation is often available too, with scheduling rules that vary by facility.
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Before you make the trip, make sure you have the right ID. ICE detention standards are strict about what adult visitors must show at the door.
Call (904) 288-4600 between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. to request detainee information.
Usually, yes—an inmate typically has to add you to an approved visitor list before you can visit. Check Baker County's visitor materials or inmate handbook for the exact approval process.
Complete any required visitor application, submit it using the method the facility specifies, and wait for approval before you arrive. If video visitation is offered, use the facility’s visitor materials to confirm how to schedule remote or on-site video sessions.
Need to confirm whether someone is being held at Baker County or get basic custody details? Calling is usually your fastest option. Here's the number, when to call, and what you'll need before you pick up the phone.
If you need to pass time-sensitive information to someone held at Baker County Detention Center, you can’t call them directly—detainees cannot receive incoming calls. Instead, use the facility’s urgent-message line to leave a message for the detainee.
Need to get a time-sensitive message to someone at Baker County Detention Center? The fastest way is through the facility's urgent-message line. Here's the number to call, what information you'll need, and what happens after.
