How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Coxsackie Correctional Facility's 2026 visitation calendar (version v.12/2025) splits weekend visits by the incarcerated person's last name: A–L visits on certain weekends, M–Z on alternate weekends. Each weekend is clearly labeled, so check the published schedule to find dates matching your person's last-name group. For example, June 6 is an A–L weekend and June 13 is M–Z — that rotating pattern continues throughout the year. Holidays and special dates appear in red. Some November dates are starred (like *11 and the Thanksgiving period marked *26), signaling different holiday timing. Double-check the calendar before you go so you don't show up on the wrong weekend.
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Coxsackie Correctional Facility splits weekend visits into two groups based on the incarcerated person's last name. Figure out whether you're in the A–L or M–Z group, then match it to the labeled weekends on the official calendar.
Coxsackie's 2026 visitation calendar is straightforward once you know what the labels mean. Here's how to read the A–L / M–Z weekend markings, and what red dates and asterisks (*) actually mean.
Use the Coxsackie 2026 visitation calendar (v.12/2025) — it labels each weekend as A–L or M–Z. The calendar also includes examples of how weekends are assigned to each last-name group.
Red text marks holidays or special dates, and starred dates call out certain holiday periods. Check the calendar’s legend or facility guidance for any adjusted holiday visitation rules tied to those dates.
Yes. The weekend groupings control who can visit, so check the published calendar and plan ahead. If scheduling steps apply, confirm the method on the official calendar or facility guidance.
