How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Visitation at Jackson County Detention Center (ADC) is video-only. On-site video visits are free and limited to one 20-minute session per inmate each week, with up to three visitors allowed. On-site visits aren't available on Sunday or before 12:30 p.m. on Mondays. Register and schedule your session at the ADC front-lobby kiosk when you arrive. Prefer visiting from home? Paid at-home video visits run 20 minutes and are booked through VendEngine or CorrectPay. These vendors also handle inmate messaging (VendEngine Tech Accounts are limited to visitation and messaging). Dress conservatively: no revealing clothing or headwear, shirts and shoes required, and shorts, dresses, or skirts must be knee length.
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Bringing kids to a video visit at Jackson County ADC? It's doable — but there's a strict headcount limit and a clear dress code. Here's how to plan ahead so you don't waste precious minutes once the session starts.
Jackson County ADC requires visitors to wear a shirt for visitation. If you show up (or log on) without one, you can be denied the visit.
Jackson County ADC only offers video visits — no in-person option. Your choice comes down to where you'll connect: at the jail for free, or from home for a fee. Here's how each works and which might fit your situation better.
Visiting at Jackson County Detention Center (ADC) works a little differently than most jails: all on-site visits are video-only, and there are limits that catch first-time visitors off guard. Here's what to know before you go.
Your first visit can feel overwhelming when you don't know what to expect. Here's how on‑site video visitation works at Jackson County Adult Detention Center (ADC), how to book at the lobby kiosk, and what could get your visit denied or cut short.
On-site visits are video-only, free, and limited to one 20-minute visit per inmate per week. At-home video visits are also 20 minutes but are paid per session through the vendor services.
Up to three visitors can join an on-site video visit. Register and schedule your appointment at the ADC front lobby kiosk when you arrive.
Yes—at-home video visits are available, but they require payment and are booked through VendEngine or CorrectPay. Those services also handle inmate messaging for the facility.
No revealing clothing or headwear. Shirts and shoes are required, and shorts, dresses, and skirts must be knee length.
Funding commissary at Jackson County ADC is straightforward once you have the right details. Here's what to gather, which payment types work, and where to complete a deposit.
Jackson County Adult Detention Center uses three separate systems: one for commissary, one for phone calls, and one for video visitation and messaging. Money sent to the wrong account won't transfer automatically—so knowing which one you're funding saves headaches.
Mail rules can feel picky, but once you know the format, it's much less stressful. Here's how to keep your mail to Jackson County ADC from getting rejected.
