How to Contact an Inmate at Greene County Jail (OH)
Contact rules at Greene County differ depending on whether you're reaching out to the juvenile detention center or an adult jail. The information below covers the juvenile detention center specifically, based on the facility's parent handbook.
If you're trying to reach a youth at the Greene County Juvenile Detention Center, you may want to know about medical care inside. A nurse is on site 40 hours each week, and a doctor visits weekly. For emergencies, an on-call nurse is available 24/7.
Clergy and attorneys can visit outside of standard family visitation hours, but only with approval from the youth's parent or guardian.
Steps to Follow
- ✓ Get parent/guardian approval before trying to arrange a clergy or attorney visit.
- ✓ Have the clergy member or attorney call and speak with the on-duty supervisor to schedule an appropriate time to visit.
- ✓ If you are requesting another kind of special visit or a special visitor, be ready to seek prior approval from the Director of Detention.
The handbook states clergy and attorneys may visit "at any time," but visits must comply with the facility's Safety and Security Policy. In practice, this can still mean restrictions based on staffing or security procedures. Before making plans, call ahead to confirm the specific requirements and how the on-duty supervisor schedules these visits.
Medical staffing can change. If you're calling about a health concern, confirm current coverage with the facility. Ask whether the nurse is still on site 40 hours weekly, whether the doctor still visits each week, and how on-call nurse coverage works for after-hours emergencies.
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