How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Kilby Correctional Facility offers in-person visits on Saturday, Sunday, and Wednesday. Each visit lasts 30 minutes. Schedule your visit at least one hour before the session, and if you need to cancel, do so at least two hours in advance. Only parents, foster parents, guardians, and custodians may visit, with a maximum of two people per visit. Bring photo ID and expect to be searched when you arrive. Clergy and attorneys can visit juveniles with approval by scheduling through the on-duty supervisor. Other special visits require the Director's approval. If registration is required, use the visitation account or lobby kiosk and follow staff sign-in procedures on the day of your visit.
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Visiting someone at Greene County Juvenile Detention Center is straightforward once you know the schedule and visitor requirements. Here's what you need to know, starting with the days, times, and the 30-minute visit length.
Your first visit goes smoother when you know the schedule, who's allowed in, and what to bring. Here's how Greene County Juvenile Detention handles scheduling, visitor limits, and check-in.
Visits are offered on Saturday, Sunday, and Wednesday. Each scheduled visit lasts 30 minutes.
Only parents, foster parents, guardians, and custodians may visit, with a maximum of two people per visit. Clergy and attorneys can visit juveniles with approval by scheduling through the on-duty supervisor. Other special visits require the Director's approval.
Bring photo ID when you arrive. Visitors are subject to search. If you need to cancel, do so at least two hours before your scheduled time.
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.
Before you send money, confirm where your person is actually being held. The only facility-specific detail we have is that the Greene County Juvenile Detention Center does not have a commissary. That tells you nothing about how money deposits work for adults at Greene County Jail. Verify the correct facility and accepted deposit options before sending any funds.
