How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
McNaughton Correctional Center offers in-person visitation on Friday evenings and weekend/holiday mornings and afternoons. Schedule your visit through ICSolutions—only one visiting block per weekend is allowed. Every visitor must be on the incarcerated person's approved list and bring valid photo ID (state driver's license, passport, DMV photo ID, military ID, or tribal photo ID). Security screening includes item inspection, and you'll need to clear the metal detector within three attempts. Leave phones, cameras, and purses at home. Limited baby supplies are permitted, and you can bring up to $25 per person for vending. No outside food or beverages allowed. Only small baby blankets. Physical contact is limited to a brief embrace and kiss at the start and end of your visit. Once you leave, you can't re-enter that day.
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In-person visits are scheduled for Friday evenings and for weekend and holiday mornings and afternoons.
All in-person visits must be scheduled through ICSolutions. Only one visiting block is allowed per weekend, so plan your visit accordingly.
Phones, cameras, and purses aren’t allowed. Limited baby supplies (like diapers, wipes, and plastic baby bottles carried in a paper or plastic bag) are permitted, and you may bring up to $25 per person for vending—no outside food or beverages.
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