Visiting with Kids at Huron County Jail: Age Rules, Registration, and Visitor Limits

Registered visitors must be 18 or older at Huron County Jail. An adult has to be listed as the primary registrant - kids can't register on their own.

Kids and teens can visit, but the rules are different than for adults. Anyone ages 10–18 must be registered under a parent or guardian and visit alongside them. If you're bringing a child, you'll need to be the registered visitor and present during the visit.

Planning ahead is essential when kids are involved. You can schedule visits up to two weeks in advance, but you must book at least 24 hours ahead - same-day visits aren't an option. Schedule online through ICSolutions or use the lobby kiosk during business hours (8:30am–4:30pm Monday–Friday, excluding holidays).

Each inmate can have up to four registered visitors at a time, and that includes children under 18. Bringing multiple kids or coordinating with another adult? Decide who's in that group of four before you schedule.

Practical Tips

• ✓ Make sure the adult (18+) is the registered visitor; minors ages 10–18 must be registered under a parent/guardian and visit with them.
• ✓ Schedule early: you can book up to two weeks in advance, but not less than 24 hours before the visit.
• ✓ Use the scheduling method that works for you: ICSolutions at home, or the public lobby kiosk during business hours (8:30am–4:30pm Monday–Friday, excluding holidays).
• ✓ Count your group before you book: the limit is four registered visitors total per session, and kids under 18 count toward the four.

1. Pick the simplest group of visitors - If you’re bringing kids, keep the group small and predictable so you don’t run into the four-person cap.
2. Get your registration details straight first - Make sure the parent/guardian is the registered adult and that the child is set up under them.
3. Schedule with kid-friendly timing in mind - Choose a time when your child is most likely to do well sitting and focusing.
4. Set expectations before the visit starts - A quick, calm explanation of what the visit will be like helps kids feel less anxious and makes the time go smoother.