How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Hancock County Justice Center offers non-contact video visitation only. All sessions are monitored and may be recorded—you can't record visits yourself. Video visits are available daily in three blocks: 9:00–11:20 AM, 12:20–4:20 PM, and 5:20–10:45 PM. Book your appointment at videovisitanywhere.com up to 21 days in advance, but at least 24 hours before your visit. Visiting in the lobby? Arrive about 15 minutes early. You're limited to two 20-minute on-site visits per week. Cancel at least 24 hours ahead or you may be charged, and missed off-site visits aren't refunded. Dress standards apply, and visits can be denied for safety reasons or if there's a court no-contact order.
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Setting up video visitation for the first time can feel overwhelming—especially when you just want to see your person. At the Hancock County Justice Center, all video visits are non-contact and scheduled online through Securus (VideoVisitAnywhere). Here's how to get approved and on the schedule.
Video visits at Hancock County Justice Center follow set daily time blocks, and every visit must be booked in advance. Check the schedule below to find a time that works, then plan around the 24-hour booking and cancellation rules to avoid losing your slot.
What you wear during a video visit at Hancock County Justice Center matters more than you might think. Dress conservatively, follow the rules, and make sure you're wearing undergarments—skip any of these basics, and your visit could be denied.
Getting a video visit denied—or cut off mid-call—is frustrating, especially when you've planned your whole day around it. At Hancock County Justice Center, most denials come down to a handful of predictable issues. The good news? They're avoidable with some basic prep.
Visits at Hancock County Justice Center are non-contact—you'll talk through a video monitor, whether you're in the lobby or connecting from home.
Video visitation is available Monday through Sunday in three blocks: 9:00–11:20 AM, 12:20–4:20 PM, and 5:20–10:45 PM.
Schedule all video visits online at videovisitanywhere.com. You can book up to 21 days in advance, but no less than 24 hours before the visit.
Follow the facility's dress standards. Men must wear undergarments and non-provocative clothing, with shorts no shorter than mid-thigh. Women must wear undergarments and avoid see-through, low-cut, revealing, or provocative clothing—additional limits apply to skirts and dresses.
Adding money to a commissary account at Hancock County Justice Center is easy once you know your TouchPay options and have the right numbers ready.
Need to add commissary money for someone at Hancock County Justice Center? TouchPay offers three options: a lobby kiosk, phone deposits, or online. Just make sure you have the right numbers handy before you start.
Video visits at Hancock County Justice Center are appointment-only. You'll book through videovisitanywhere.com, which requires a Securus Technologies account. Use your legal name when signing up—your info needs to match what the facility has on file for approval.
