Saturday On-Site Kiosk Visits at Bryan County Jail: What to Know If You Don't Have Internet

This Saturday kiosk option is designed for family and friends without personal internet access - no computer, no smartphone. It's not walk-in. Spots are limited, and the jail requires advance scheduling. If this is your only way to visit, plan ahead so you're not scrambling at the last minute.

Kiosk visits take place in the detention center lobby on Saturdays. Openings are limited, so the key thing to remember: you need a reservation.

Bryan County Jail requires all visits - including lobby kiosk sessions - to be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance through the NCIC video visit website. This matters even more for Saturday kiosk slots since availability is tight. Planning to visit Saturday? Book by Thursday evening at the latest to make sure you get a spot.

Even though you're visiting in person, the session itself is a video visit - no physical contact. Each visit lasts 20 minutes, and inmates are allowed two visits per day. If other family members are also planning to visit, coordinate ahead of time so you don't accidentally exceed that daily limit.

There's a 10-minute gap required between an inmate's visits, so you can't stack sessions back-to-back. One more thing: these visits are recorded. Assume anything said can be reviewed later.

• ✓ One free in-house visit is allowed every 30 days; additional in-house visits cost $10 each.
• ✓ The facility has a payment kiosk in the lobby where you can make cash or credit card deposits to prepaid accounts.
• ✓ To set up a prepaid account for inmate calls, you can call 866-797-5578 (Call Center live operator).