Danville City Jail, VA

Visits at Danville City Jail (Danville ADC) happen through video terminals in the visitation center on Sundays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Each inmate gets a 30-minute slot. Arrive about 10 minutes early for processing, and bring a valid picture ID—you'll be subject to search. Smoking isn't allowed during visitation. Leave weapons, illegal drugs, alcohol, cameras, cell phones, and other electronics at home. Up to four adult visitors (18 or older) can visit at once. The facility allows either a spouse or a girlfriend to visit, but not both. Children under 18 can visit separately after the inmate has been at ADC for 30 days, and a parent or guardian must accompany them. Attorneys can arrange confidential visits outside posted hours through jail administration. Clergy visits go through the jail chaplain.

Danville City Jail uses ICSolutions for video visitation. You'll need to register for a free account at icsolutions.com before scheduling any video sessions. For remote visits, you can use a Windows computer, an Android device, or an iOS device with the ICS Mobile app from the Apple App Store. Download and test the app before your scheduled visit to make sure your audio and video work properly. Remote visits cost money—pricing varies by facility—and fees won't be refunded if your internet connection drops. For setup, scheduling, billing, or app issues, follow the vendor's instructions and run their testing steps ahead of time.

Danville City Jail accepts deposits to inmate accounts online at https://deposits.jailatm.com/webdeposits/ or in person at the Lockdown Kiosk in the jail lobby at 401 Patton Street (Sheriff's Office). Have the inmate's full name and ID ready when making a deposit. Processing times and fees vary, and whether commissary or phone accounts are handled separately depends on the vendor and current policies. Visitors on an ADC inmate's Visitation List can also bring money during visits. If your deposit doesn't post, contact the vendor first or reach out to the facility's commissary/finance support.

Danville City Jail accepts prescription medications, eyeglasses, and hearing aids for inmates—but only in the original prescription container. Medical screening happens during intake. The Danville City Sheriff's Office enforces a strict anti-contraband policy: anyone caught trying to deliver contraband to an inmate will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Need to get court clothing to an inmate for a Circuit Court appearance? That's handled through the inmate's attorney on the day of court, not through routine property procedures. The Danville City Sheriff's Office oversees the city jail, court services, and process-serving. The elected City Sheriff is Michael S. Mondul, and the office's mission centers on safe courthouse and jail operations.