How to Set Up Video Visits at Huron County Jail (ICSolutions)
Setting up a video visit at Huron County Jail is straightforward once you know the rules that trip people up—who can register, how far ahead to book, and how many people can join the call.
To use video visitation at Huron County Jail, friends and family need to register through ICSolutions. You must be 18 or older to create an account - if you're under 18, an adult will need to handle registration and scheduling for you.
Video visits must be scheduled at least 12 hours in advance, so same-day visits usually aren't an option. You can book up to two weeks out, which helps when you're working around jobs, school, or childcare.
When booking through ICSolutions, you'll choose between onsite and offsite video visits. Inmates at Huron County Jail can receive one onsite video visit per week, so those slots fill up fast. Offsite visits are unlimited - helpful if you want to connect more often or live too far away to visit in person.
If you’re visiting from home (offsite), budget for the cost: offsite video visits are $7.50 each.
Up to three visitors can join a video visit. One helpful exception: kids under 10 don't count toward that limit.
Each video visit lasts 30 minutes, so sign in and be ready to start on time. Keep things calm and respectful during the call - staff can end a visit at any time for disruptive behavior.
Quick Checklist Heading
- ✓ Create your ICSolutions account (you must be 18 or older to register)
- ✓ Decide whether you’re booking an onsite visit (limited to 1 per week) or an offsite visit (unlimited)
- ✓ Pick a date and time at least 12 hours ahead, and no more than 2 weeks out
- ✓ Confirm your visitor count (up to 3 total; minors under 10 don’t count toward the total)
- ✓ If you’re booking offsite, be ready to pay $7.50 per visit
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