How to Apply for In-Person Visits at David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center

On-site, non-contact visitation is available to parents, grandparents, spouses, siblings, fiancés, and children (children must be 16 or older and accompanied by a legal guardian). However, the online registration system states that only immediate family members (parents, spouses, and children) will be approved. If you fall outside that immediate-family group, expect the approval process to be more difficult. Children visiting must be accompanied by a legal or court-appointed guardian.

To visit someone housed at David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center, you need to complete and submit the DLM Visitor's Request Form. Fill out every single field. The jail's instructions are explicit: all fields are required. If something genuinely doesn't apply to you, write in the reason rather than leaving it blank. Make sure your contact information is complete, including a phone number.

Your Visitor Request Form is used to run a criminal background check. Once the jail receives your request, you'll get an approval or denial within 10 days.

Once you receive your approval notification, you can schedule a visit. Plan ahead for your first visit: you'll need to bring documented proof of your relationship to the inmate. Remember, approvals are limited to immediate family (parents, spouses, and children).