Set Up Your Homewav Account Before Visiting Lewis County Jail

Lewis County Jail requires a Homewav account before you can visit by video. Set yours up as soon as possible so you're ready when your loved one is available - not scrambling the day you want to talk.

Give yourself lead time. Homewav approval for Lewis County Jail can take up to 72 hours, and that doesn't include weekends or holidays. Trying to schedule a weekend visit? Start the process earlier in the week.

Web video visitation at Lewis County Jail runs every day from 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM. That's a wide window - plenty of flexibility to work around jobs, school, or time zone differences.

One catch: the last web video visit starts at 9:40 PM. Even though visits run until 10:00 PM, you'll need to begin before that cutoff or the system won't let you connect.

Internet video visits at Lewis County Jail cost $0.30 per minute. Your total depends on how long you talk.

You'll need a credit or debit card to pay. Have it ready when setting up your account so payment doesn't hold things up.

Lewis County Jail records all video visits - whether you're at home or using a station in the jail lobby. Treat it like a monitored conversation, because it is.

If your Homewav account isn’t working or you can’t get a visit to connect, call Homewav Visitor Support at 1-844-394-6639.

Support hours are listed in Central Time: Monday–Friday 7am–7pm CDT, and Saturday–Sunday 8am–5pm CDT. If you call outside those hours, try again during the next open window.

If you’re bringing kids along, plan carefully: no one under age 18 is allowed in the Lewis County Jail lobby.

Minors who want to visit will need to do it from home - either on a PC or through the phone app. Don't plan on using the jail lobby with anyone under 18.