How to Schedule a Visit at Cooper County Jail (24‑Hour Rule & One‑Visit Limit)

You'll need to schedule your visit at least 24 hours in advance - showing up same-day won't work. Each inmate is limited to one visit per visiting day, regardless of how long that visit actually lasts. Visits are capped at 30 minutes, though staff may shorten that window when managing overall visitation needs.

Cooper County Jail holds visiting hours on weekends only: Saturday and Sunday, noon to 4:00 p.m. These hours apply for both male and female inmates.

1. Pick a weekend day that works - Visits happen Saturday and Sunday from noon to 4:00 p.m.
2. Schedule the visit at least 24 hours ahead - The jail requires visits to be scheduled 24 hours in advance, so plan your request early.
3. Confirm your scheduled time and any sign-up details - Since scheduling methods can vary, check directly with the jail on how they want visits set up and any cutoffs they follow.

• ✓ Bring positive, government-issued photo identification
• ✓ Check with the jail ahead of time if you have any questions about what counts as acceptable ID

Visits are limited to 30 minutes, but staff may cut that time short when the facility is busy. Sometimes jail operations require shortening or canceling visitation entirely. If your visit gets cut short, remember: the one-visit-per-day rule still applies. A shortened visit doesn't mean you can come back later that same day. If visitation gets canceled, call the jail to ask about rescheduling options and timing.