What Happens If Your Loved One Is on Restricted Status at Huron County Jail?
When someone is placed on restricted status at Huron County Jail, visits become much more limited. Here's what that means and how to plan ahead.
Huron County Jail uses video visitation - there are no in-person visits. On restricted status, your loved one may only get one visit per week, and only immediate family can be scheduled. So it's not just fewer visits; it's also a smaller list of who's allowed.
Visitor limits to plan around: Registered visitors must be 18 or older. Visitors ages 10–18 must be registered and visit with a parent or guardian, and each inmate may have up to four registered visitors at a time (including children under 18).
Here's what restricted status changes. Normally, someone gets one on-site 20-minute video visit per week, or up to ten off-site 20-minute video visits. Restricted status can cut that down to a single weekly visit - and limit it to immediate family only. A schedule that worked last week might not work now.
Reminder: At Huron County Jail, visits are video visits rather than in-person visitation.
- Confirm your timing - Visits can be scheduled up to two weeks in advance, but you must schedule at least 24 hours ahead.
- Choose how you’ll schedule - You can schedule online through the ICSolutions website, or schedule in the jail’s public lobby during business hours (8:30am–4:30pm).
- Plan your group - Keep the four-visitor limit in mind (including kids under 18), and remember that anyone 10–18 must be registered and visit with a parent or guardian.
Not sure who counts as "immediate family" for restricted-status visits? Call the Huron County Sheriff's Office at (419) 668-6912 and ask for the Civil Office. They can confirm the rules before you try to schedule.
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