How Video Visits Work at Macomb County Jail (Registration, Limits, and Dress Code)

Inmates at Macomb County Jail are typically allowed two video visits per week. Each visit lasts approximately 30 minutes, and up to three visitors can join a single session. Inmates classified as trustees (trusties) get three visits per week instead of two. You can visit up to five different inmates, but each visit must be scheduled separately. You cannot combine multiple inmates into one shared session.

• ✓ Visits per week: 2 (certain trusties may receive 3)
• ✓ Visitors allowed per visit: up to 3
• ✓ Visit length: approximately 30 minutes
• ✓ Visiting multiple inmates: you may visit up to 5 inmates, but each visit must be individual

All friends and family visits at Macomb County Jail are done by video. There is no in-person contact visiting. To schedule a visit, you'll register through ICSolutions. The jail requires registration at least 24 hours before the visit, and no more than two weeks in advance. ICSolutions walks you through the rest of the setup, including picking your visit time.

Non-professional visits at Macomb County Jail are non-contact and recorded. Keep that in mind when you're talking. Assume the facility is monitoring the entire session.

Even though friends and family visits happen over video, the jail still expects proper attire. Your clothing needs to cover all private and sensitive body areas. If you're unsure about an outfit, go with something more conservative. It's not worth risking an interrupted visit.

If the inmate is being held at a hospital, you'll need a visiting pass before you can see them. Get the pass from the Prisoner Information Office, then present it to the deputy at the hospital.

• ✓ Visitors allowed at one time: no more than 2
• ✓ Visit frequency: limited to twice a week unless the inmate is critical (then up to once a day, subject to hospital visiting limits)