The Bartow County Jail Visitation Calendar: Understanding the Sunday-to-Saturday Week

Bartow County Jail doesn't follow a typical Monday-through-Sunday week for visit limits. Instead, the facility counts visits from Sunday through the following Saturday. So when you're tracking your available visits, think Sunday-to-Saturday - not whatever your phone's calendar shows.

Why does this matter? Each inmate gets one onsite visit and three offsite visits per visitation week. If you assume limits reset on a different day, you might accidentally schedule multiple visits in the same Sunday-to-Saturday window - and run out of visits earlier than expected. When planning, always count from Sunday through Saturday to space out your one onsite and three offsite visits correctly.

Blackout Days

• ✓ No visitation on Tuesdays
• ✓ No visitation on Thursdays

1. Mark your visitation week as Sunday through the next Saturday - that’s the window Bartow uses when it counts visits.
2. Place the onsite visit first - each inmate gets 1 onsite visit per visitation week, so pick the day/time you can reliably make.
3. Fill in your offsite visits around it - each inmate gets 3 offsite visits per visitation week, so spread them out across the same Sunday-to-Saturday window.
4. Avoid the built-in dead days when you’re spacing things out - Tuesday and Thursday have no visitation, so plan your remaining days accordingly.
5. Double-check you’re not accidentally using up the same week’s allotment - if you’re scheduling near the edge of the Sunday-to-Saturday window, confirm which “visitation week” the visit will count toward before you lock it in.