How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Escambia County Jail uses video visitation through the Public Bond Lobby at 3080 N. Pace Blvd in Pensacola. To get started, register in the jail's visitation software at the lobby kiosk or online through myescambia.com, then book a session at least 24 hours in advance (up to seven days out). Heads up: if you cancel within 24 hours of your appointment, that cancellation still counts as a visit. Each video session allows up to two visitors per inmate. Children under one year old don't count toward that limit. All visitors and belongings are subject to search under Florida law. Physical entry into the secure facility and any direct contact are limited to approved special or official visits with prior authorization. On-duty supervisors can suspend visitation privileges when needed.
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Your first video visit goes smoother when you know where to go and what to expect. Here's a quick rundown of Escambia County's Public Bond Lobby so you can get registered and start your call without the runaround.
Wondering if you can walk into Escambia County Jail for a face-to-face visit? Here's the short answer: routine visits happen via remote video, and physical entry is reserved for special or official visits only.
Visitation rules at Escambia County Jail are strict, and small mistakes can cost you a visit. Here's what can get you denied or suspended, who makes those calls, and how long you might lose your privileges.
Planning a visit to Escambia County Jail? Two things matter most: the weekly minimum visitation time and how many visitors can come at once. Here's what you need to know about scheduling, visitor limits, and bringing children.
Video visits at Escambia County Jail require some planning, but the process is straightforward once you know where to go, how to register, and when to schedule.
Scheduling a video visit at Escambia County Corrections is straightforward once you know where to go and how far ahead to book. Follow the steps below to register and lock in your time slot.
Visiting someone at Escambia County Jail requires some advance planning. Visits must be scheduled ahead of time, and there are limits on how many people can attend.
Break the rules at Escambia County Jail, and your visitation can be cut short or suspended. Here's how the jail handles violations, what penalties you might face, and how to avoid a preventable suspension.
First time doing an on-site video visit? The process is straightforward once you know where to go and what to bring. Here's what to expect at the Public Bond Lobby.
Video visits take place at the Public Bond Lobby, 3080 N. Pace Blvd, Pensacola. You can schedule using the kiosk in the lobby or online through the Escambia County Corrections website.
Book at least 24 hours in advance, up to seven days ahead. If you cancel less than 24 hours before your visit, it counts as a used visit.
Not usually. Physical entry into the secure facility and direct contact are limited to approved special or official visits that require prior authorization. On-duty supervisors can also suspend visitation privileges when necessary.
Register in the visitation software at the Public Bond Lobby kiosk or on myescambia.com. The inmate may need to add you to an approved visitor list, and some facilities require a visitor application submitted per their instructions before you travel.
To add funds for someone at Escambia County Jail, you'll use TouchPay (GTL Financial Services) through the ConnectNetwork/GTL system. The trick is making sure you're using the right vendor and funding the correct account type.
