How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
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.
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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.
Sending mail or planning a visit? Use the Detention Center address—not the Sheriff's Office—so you don't wind up at the wrong building.
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.
The facility runs an NCIC background check as part of the process. Expect a decision in about 30 days.
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.
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.
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