How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Visiting at Bob Wiley Detention Facility happens on weekends. General visiting runs Saturday and Sunday from 8:00–5:00. Pre‑Trial visits have narrower windows: 8:00–11:00 and 1:00–5:00, so plan accordingly. You'll need a current, valid photo ID at check-in. Acceptable IDs include U.S. driver's licenses, U.S. identification cards, active U.S. military IDs, U.S. resident cards, U.S. passports, and U.S. government ID cards. Staff can deny your visit if they believe you pose a security threat or could negatively affect an inmate—or if your ID is expired, photocopied, or issued outside the U.S.
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Planning a weekend visit to Bob Wiley Detention Facility? Timing is everything. Here are the exact hours and how to avoid getting turned away at the door.
Need to schedule a legal video visit at Bob Wiley Detention Facility? The process is simple once your account is set up. Here's exactly what to do—including how to handle same-day appointments so your visit doesn't get missed.
Planning an internet video visit at Bob Wiley Detention Facility? The official information lists two different maximum scheduling windows—so knowing both will help you pick a date that actually works.
Scheduling an internet video visit at Bob Wiley Detention Facility is straightforward once you know the hours, time blocks, and the approval step that can slow things down.
Show up without the right ID and you'll be turned away at check-in. Use the lists below to make sure you have an accepted, current photo ID before you go.
For video visits at Bob Wiley Detention Facility, nudity isn’t allowed at any point during the visit. If your camera view includes nudity, the visit can be stopped and you may lose the ability to video visit.
If your video visit at Bob Wiley Detention gets cut short or doesn't happen at all, the reason matters — especially for refunds and whether you get marked as a no-show.
Weekend visiting hours are Saturday and Sunday 8:00–5:00. Pre‑Trial visits are on weekends from 8:00–11:00 and 1:00–5:00.
You must bring a current, valid photo ID to be approved for an on-site visit. Acceptable IDs include U.S. driver’s licenses, U.S. identification cards, active U.S. military IDs, U.S. resident cards, U.S. passports, and U.S. government ID cards.
Yes. Visitation will be denied to anyone believed to pose a detrimental effect to an inmate or a threat to facility security. You can also be refused if you don’t have an acceptable, unexpired photo ID.
Notary appointments at Bob Wiley Detention Facility go through the Programs Division. Bring the right ID and schedule ahead — the process is pretty straightforward from there.
Sending mail or a care package to someone at Bob Wiley is straightforward once you know the address and include the right details. The most common issues? Missing inmate information on the envelope or sending items the Sheriff's Office won't accept.
Sending mail to someone at Bob Wiley Detention Facility? Getting the address right and knowing what's not allowed can save you days of delay and a lot of frustration.
