How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Eden Detention Center checks every visitor's identity using photo ID, and no adult gets in without one. Staff maintain a written log of general visitors and a separate log for legal visitors. Detainees may be allowed to have certain items, including legal documents, prescription glasses, religious items, reading materials, and wedding rings, but everything is subject to facility rules. Breaking visitation rules can result in disciplinary action for the detainee and loss of your visitation privileges. Bringing or attempting to bring contraband can lead to criminal prosecution. Legal visits work differently: they're confidential, available daily per the facility's written schedule, and the rules guarantee minimum visit time limits under normal conditions.
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Yes. Eden Detention Center checks every visitor's identity with photo ID. No adult will be admitted without it.
Yes. The facility keeps a written log of general visitors and a separate written log for legal visitors.
Certain items may be allowed, including legal documents, prescription glasses, religious items, reading materials, and wedding rings. Everything is subject to the facility's rules.
Trying to reach someone at Eden Detention Center? Start by calling the facility to confirm they're housed there, then pick the right option for visitation info, urgent messages, or remote communication.
Detainees at Eden Detention Center can't receive incoming phone calls. Instead, the facility has an urgent-message system for emergencies—a way to get time-sensitive information to someone in custody when a regular call won't work.
Need to check if someone is at Eden Detention Center? Have an emergency? Call the facility's 24-hour line at (325) 869-2704. This is the number to use when time matters.
