How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Visitation at Clark County Sheriff's Office (MO) is video-only through CIDNET—no in-person visits available. Video sessions run every day from 7am to 11pm, though staff can refuse visits under facility rules. Before connecting, you'll need to complete pre-approval steps. Many Missouri facilities require an online visitor application and may run a criminal-history check before you can schedule. Once approved, book your CIDNET visit through the facility's system. Plan ahead so you're ready at your scheduled time and can complete any check-in or screening without risking a cancelled session.
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Video visits at Clark County Sheriff's Office (MO) go through CIDNET. Once you understand the hours and where to find help, scheduling becomes straightforward.
All visits are video-only and done through CIDNET. Complete any required pre-approval and schedule your visit through the facility’s scheduling system before attempting to connect.
Video visits are available every day from 7am until 11pm. Keep in mind staff may refuse or cancel visits under facility rules.
Yes. The Clark County Sheriff’s Office and staff may refuse visitation to anyone, so follow facility rules and any instructions during check-in or screening to reduce the chance your visit is cancelled.
