How to Visit Huron County Jail, OH (OH)

Huron County Jail offers video visitation only, not in-person visits. You can either use the on-site video setup at the jail or schedule an off-site video visit from home, depending on what you book.

You must be 18 or older to register as a visitor. Visitors between 10 and 18 need to be registered under a parent or guardian and must visit alongside that adult.

Plan for a short conversation. Unrestricted inmates get one on-site 20-minute video visit per week, or up to 10 off-site 20-minute video visits as scheduled. Each visit can include up to four registered visitors at a time, and children under 18 count toward that total.

You cannot schedule last-minute. Visits can be booked up to two weeks in advance, but no less than 24 hours before the visit time. Schedule through the ICSolutions website from home, or use the registration kiosk in the public lobby during business hours: 8:30am to 4:30pm Monday through Friday (excluding holidays).

1. Confirm who needs to be registered - Adults must be 18 or older to register. Visitors between 10 and 18 must be registered under a parent or guardian and visit with that parent or guardian.
2. Pick your scheduling method - Schedule through the ICSolutions website, or use the public lobby registration kiosk during business hours (8:30am to 4:30pm, Monday through Friday, excluding holidays).
3. Schedule within the allowed window - You can book up to two weeks ahead, but you must schedule at least 24 hours before the visit.

• ✓ Expect a video visit (not an in-person visit).
• ✓ Plan around the 20-minute visit length.
• ✓ If you are using the on-site option, remember unrestricted inmates get one on-site 20-minute video visit once per week.
• ✓ If you are using the off-site option, remember unrestricted inmates may have up to 10 off-site 20-minute video visits as scheduled.
• ✓ Keep your group size within the limit: up to four registered visitors at a time, including children under 18.

If your situation is complicated, confirm the details before scheduling. Ask how the jail defines "unrestricted" status and whether that affects access to the one weekly on-site visit or the 10 off-site visits. Also double-check how they apply the four-visitor limit, especially if you are bringing kids.