How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Clay County Justice Center uses video visitation only—no traditional in-person visits. Every session is scheduled through the facility's video visitation platform, and visits are permitted daily. You can complete them onsite or from a remote location. Each housing unit has a video visiting station, so onsite sessions happen from inside the housing areas rather than a separate visiting room. New to video visitation in Indiana? Apply through the state visitation portal, wait for approval, and make sure you're on the inmate's approved visitor list before booking. For general questions about a detainee, call (812) 448-9051 ext. 131 between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m.
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Video visits at Clay County Justice Center run through a video visitation platform, with visits available every day. You can visit onsite at the jail or from a remote location—just confirm the setup and scheduling rules before making plans.
Visits are scheduled through the facility’s video visitation platform, so you’ll need to use that system to book a session. Before scheduling, follow the state visitation portal process (apply, get approved, and be added to the inmate’s approved visitor list).
Yes, daily visits are permitted—either onsite or remotely. All visits go through the video visitation platform. Onsite visits use the facility's video stations in the housing units, not traditional face-to-face contact visits.
For information about a detainee, family or others may call (812) 448-9051 ext. 131 between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Use that line for basic detainee questions; visit scheduling still happens through the video visitation platform.
Need to contact Clay County Justice Center about someone in custody or pass along an urgent message? You'll use the facility's information line. Have the person's full name and A-number ready—this helps staff route your message to the right place.
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