How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Benton County Jail offers remote video visitation seven days a week at the visitor's expense. These remote sessions run within the same daily time windows as onsite visits. For general-population inmates, onsite visitation is scheduled Monday through Friday in separate morning, midday, and evening blocks rather than one continuous period. Trustees get extended visiting hours to work around their job assignments, but visits must be scheduled during non-working hours. Schedule your visit in advance, set up any required vendor account before trying to connect, and arrive on time since late arrivals may be shortened or denied. Check the facility page or vendor site for the latest schedule and any account or ID requirements before you go.
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Scheduling a visit at Benton County Jail is straightforward once you understand how it works. All visits are done by video. You can either come to the jail and use their video system on-site, or schedule a remote video visit from your own device at home.
Visiting at Benton County Jail is video-based. The schedule depends on whether you visit on-site or remotely, and whether your loved one is a trustee. Here's how it works.
Benton County Jail is video-only—no in-person visits. You'll connect through a screen, either at a kiosk inside the jail or remotely from your own device. People in custody get two 15-minute visits per week, so plan ahead and pick the option that works best for you.
Visiting at Benton County Jail is straightforward once you know the schedule. Every visit happens by video—either on-site at the jail or remotely from home.
Yes. Remote video visits are available seven days a week at the visitor’s expense, and they use the same daily time windows as onsite visits. Set up any required vendor account before attempting to connect.
Onsite visitation for general-population inmates is scheduled Monday through Friday in morning, midday, and evening time blocks rather than one continuous visiting period. Check the facility page or vendor site for the exact block times before you plan a visit.
Yes. Trustees are offered extended visiting hours to accommodate work schedules, but trustee visits must occur during the trustee’s non-working hours. If you are a trustee, confirm your allowed visiting windows with the facility before planning a visit.
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