Greene County Detention, TN
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How to Visit Greene County Detention, TN (TN)
Visiting someone at the Greene County Detention Center starts with a quick phone call to confirm the current process and find out where to check in. Use the contacts and addresses below so you don't end up at the wrong office.
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How to Contact an Inmate at Greene County Detention, TN (TN)
Trying to reach someone held at Greene County Detention? Having the right phone number and mailing address upfront will save you a lot of time.
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Greene County Detention & County Offices: Quick contact guide (addresses, phones, hours)
Need to reach a Greene County office fast—whether it's about someone in custody, a county service, or an accessibility request? Here are the addresses, phone numbers, and hours you'll want to have handy.
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Visitation
- Visitors must submit the Tennessee Visitor Application (CR‑2152) with a current photograph to apply to visit.
- The facility runs an NCIC background check and typically processes visitor applications in about 30 days.
- Approved visitors must schedule visits through the facility’s scheduling system, which may be a kiosk, online portal, or app.
Communication
- Securus app users must complete age verification as required by app stores.
- Securus recommends avoiding Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge when joining scheduled Video Connect sessions and using an alternative browser instead.
- In Tennessee facilities, inmates place outbound calls and most calls or video sessions are monitored and recorded.
Sending Money
- You can commonly add money via kiosk, online portal/app, phone system, or approved mail/trust channels depending on the facility's vendor choices.
- Commissary/trust accounts are for inmate purchases while phone and video credits may be managed through separate vendor accounts.
- Third-party processors handle most electronic deposits and will show any convenience or processing fees during checkout.
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Topic Overviews
Visitation
Visiting someone at Greene County Detention in Tennessee starts with the Tennessee Visitor Application (CR‑2152). Submit it with a current photo to the facility's visiting office or other designated official. The facility runs an NCIC background check, which typically takes about 30 days. Once approved, schedule each visit through the facility's system, whether that's an on site kiosk, an online vendor portal, or a mobile app. All visits are monitored, and staff can modify or cancel a visit at their discretion. The type of visit offered (onsite or remote, contact or non contact) depends on facility rules. If you need help, reach the detention administrative office during its listed weekday hours. ADA accommodation requests go through the county ADA Coordinator.
Read full guideCommunication
Greene County Detention uses Securus for at least some video connections. The Securus app requires age verification through the app store before you can use it. For scheduled Video Connect sessions, avoid Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge. Securus says an alternative browser works best. In Tennessee, communication typically runs through third-party vendors. Calls and video sessions are scheduled and managed through the vendor portal or app, and inmates place outbound calls rather than receiving them. Before your first session, make sure your phone number is on the inmate's approved list, create an account with the facility's approved vendor, and add funds through the vendor portal or kiosk as needed.
Read full guideSending Money
Adding money for someone at Greene County Detention typically works through one of these channels, depending on the facility's vendors: an in-person kiosk, an online portal or app, an automated phone system, or certain approved mail or trustee/tax office options. Before paying, confirm which account you're funding. Commissary (trust) funds for purchases can be separate from vendor-managed accounts used for phone or video credits. Most electronic deposits go through third-party processors, and any convenience or processing fees are set by that company and displayed during checkout. Have the person's full name and facility identifier (such as an ID number or birthdate) ready. Posting times vary, so keep your receipt if the deposit doesn't show up right away.
Common Questions
Showing 6 of 10How do I apply to visit someone at Greene County Detention, TN?
Complete the Tennessee Visitor Application (CR‑2152), attach a current photo, and return it to the facility’s visiting office or designated official. Use a street address (not a P.O. Box) and fill out every required section on the form.
VisitationHow long does it take to get approved to visit?
The facility runs an NCIC background check as part of the process. Expect a decision in about 30 days.
VisitationHow do I schedule a visit once I’m approved?
After approval, schedule visits through the facility's system. Depending on the site, this could be an on site kiosk, a vendor portal, or a mobile app. Scheduling windows and lead times vary.
VisitationHow can I request ADA accommodations or get help scheduling visits?
For ADA accommodations, contact the county ADA Coordinator for request forms and information. For scheduling help or other administrative questions, contact the detention administrative office during its listed weekday hours.
VisitationDo I need to verify my age to use the Securus app for Greene County Detention?
Yes. Securus requires app users to complete age verification as required by app stores before using the app.
CommunicationWhich browser should I use for Video Connect at Greene County Detention?
Securus recommends not using Chrome or Microsoft Edge for scheduled Video Connect sessions. Use an alternative browser instead.
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Did You Know?
Greene County Detention is a county facility in Tennessee, operated by the Greene County Sheriff's Office. The Sheriff manages both the county jail and the workhouse.
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