Clergy Visitation Information at Jennifer Road Detention Center

If you are arranging a clergy visit at Jennifer Road Detention Center, first distinguish between approved clergy and clergy who are not on the approved list. Clergy not on the list must request approval through the ACFA-Security, ACFA-Inmate Services or CFA and have the visit scheduled in advance. Approved clergy may visit daily beginning at 8:30 a.m., with visits ending by 10:00 p.m. A face-to-face professional visit requires separate, express authorization in advance from the ACFA-Security, ACFA-Inmate Services or CFA. Your clergy member must bring valid photo ID and identification verifying their profession, such as certification of ordination. Clergy who are also family members of the incarcerated person do not receive professional visiting privileges.

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Common Questions

What identification does a clergy visitor need?

Your clergy member must bring both valid photo identification and identification verifying their profession. Accepted photo identification is a driver's license, state-issued ID or passport. Certification of ordination is an example of professional identification.

Can a family member visit under clergy visiting privileges?

Clergy who are also members of the incarcerated person's family do not receive professional visiting privileges. Use the facility's separate Visitation Information guidance for family visits.

General Guidance

For background information, read our general visitation guide. Facility instructions above take precedence.

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