How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Visiting someone at Cumberland County Jail starts with getting approved. You'll need to complete the Visitor Application (CR‑2152) before attending an on-site or video visit. Fill out the form completely, attach a current photograph, and use a street address—not a P.O. Box. Submit the completed application to the facility's visiting office or the Associate Warden/Deputy Superintendent as directed. The facility runs an NCIC background check, and you'll typically hear back within about 30 days. Once approved, you're added to the offender management system and can schedule visits through the facility's kiosk, vendor portal, or app. Staff monitor all visits and can change or cancel them at their discretion.
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Yes. Tennessee requires visitors to complete and be approved on the Visitor Application (CR‑2152) before visiting. Submit the completed form with a photo as the facility directs to start processing.
Attach a current photograph to the CR‑2152 and complete every section of the form. Use a street address (not a P.O. Box), then return it to the visiting office or the Associate Warden/Deputy Superintendent as directed.
The facility runs an NCIC background check, and you'll typically hear back within about 30 days. Once approved, you're added to the offender management system. From there, schedule visits through the facility's kiosk, vendor portal, or app.
Need an accommodation to visit someone at Cumberland County Jail? You can request auxiliary aids or a reasonable modification through the County ADA Coordinator. Ask as early as you can—ideally 30 days ahead.
