How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
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.
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Need an attorney or clergy visit outside the posted schedule? Danville City Jail allows professional visits by appointment. The key is calling the right person so staff can set it up properly.
Your first visit goes smoother when you bring the right ID, leave prohibited items behind, and arrive with time to spare for check-in.
At Danville City Jail, attorneys can visit clients according to the jail’s attorney visitation schedule. The same schedule-based access applies to probation officers and parole officers visiting their clients.
Video visits at Danville City Jail are easy to set up once you know your options. Here's how to register, pick between onsite and remote visits, and sidestep common tech hiccups.
Danville City Jail uses The Visitor™ system from ICSolutions for video visitation, rather than traditional face-to-face visits. Once you’re set up, you can choose to visit onsite at the jail’s video terminals or, in many cases, connect from your own device for an offsite visit.
If you’ve been told you can’t schedule an in‑person visit yet, it may be because of Danville’s 30‑day visitation rule. Here’s what that rule means, the child‑visitation exception, and what to do next.
Before you try to schedule an offsite (remote) video visit for Danville Jail, plan on doing one thing first: download the visitation app and make sure it works on your device. Danville Jail’s offsite visits require you to download and test the visitation application before you’ll be able to schedule a visit. If you’re visiting from a phone or tablet, you’ll be looking for the ICS MOBILE app (also referred to as The Visitor™ app). For Android, it’s downloaded through Google Play. For iPhone or iPad, it’s downloaded through the Apple App Store (search for ICSolutions).
Child visits at Danville ADC come with extra rules that catch families off guard—especially around timing and who can bring a child. Here's how to plan so your visit doesn't get derailed at the door.
Danville ADC runs visits on a tight schedule. Show up late, and you risk losing precious minutes from your already short slot. Planning to arrive early matters.
Visiting someone at Danville ADC gets a lot easier once you understand two things: who qualifies as an approved adult visitor, and how the inmate needs to list you on the Visitation Request Form.
If you're being told you can't visit yet, it usually comes down to one policy: Danville Adult Detention Center only allows visitation for inmates scheduled to be there more than 30 days.
Before you make the trip, confirm the person you want to see is actually set up for visitation at the Adult Detention Center. Danville ADC only allows visitation for inmates who are scheduled to be there for more than 30 days; if they’ll be at ADC 30 days or less, visitation isn’t set up.
Regular onsite visitation is Sundays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Visits are conducted using the facility’s video terminals, and each inmate is assigned a 30-minute visitation time.
Bring a valid picture ID like a current driver's license. You'll be searched, and weapons, illegal drugs, alcohol, cameras, cell phones, and other electronics are prohibited. No smoking during visitation.
An inmate may have up to four adult visitors at one time, and adult visitors must be 18 or older. The facility permits either a spouse or a girlfriend to visit, but not both.
Getting medication or a medical device to someone at Danville City Jail comes down to following the jail's process exactly—do it right, and it gets to them without creating legal problems for you.
Need to reach Danville City Jail about visitation, video visits, attorney exceptions, or dropping off approved items? Here are the numbers and extensions that'll get you to the right person.
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