Hamiliton Work Camp

Wait until the inmate confirms your visitation application is approved before making the trip to Hamilton Work Camp. Visiting hours run 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM on Saturdays and Sundays, and 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM (Central) on other days. Entry processing starts at 8:15 AM (7:15 Central). Anyone 12 or older must complete the visitation application—one per person, and leaving blanks can get you denied. If you're 16+, bring a valid photo ID. You can only bring one vehicle key and one photographic ID inside. Cash is limited to $50.00 in specified denominations for snacks and drinks; you can't give money to inmates. Shirts and shoes are required. Clothing more than three inches above the knee isn't allowed, and certain footwear—including Heelys or shoes with removable parts—is prohibited.

Hamilton Work Camp guidance references JPay for payments. If you send funds by JPay money order, include a copy of your photo ID (driver's license, state ID, or passport). JPay has a toll-free customer assistance number but won't cover money orders lost in the mail or in transit. Florida correctional facilities typically offer email/e-messaging, tablet or remote video visits, and phone calls—though exact services vary by site. Messaging usually requires buying credits or "stamps," and staff screen messages before delivery. Phone calls and remote video visits run through third-party vendors, so you'll likely need to set up and fund a prepaid account.

Court-ordered payments to Hamilton Work Camp must be sent by money order, cashier's check, or certified bank draft made payable to CorrectPay. Follow the facility's mailing instructions and dollar limits. Write the offender's full name and DC ID on the memo line, and fill out every required payment field. Don't include letters with the payment. Cash and business/employer checks aren't accepted for court-ordered deposits. Money orders max out at $999.99; cashier's checks and certified bank drafts can go up to $10,000. There's no fee for these payment methods. If you use JPay for money orders, include a copy of your photo ID. JPay offers toll-free help but won't cover money orders lost in transit.