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Your visit starts before you even reach the lobby. At Mercer County Correction Center, an officer will hand you a Visitor Pass outside — and you'll need to fill it out before going in.
The quickest way to get turned away at Mercer County? Wrong clothes or extra stuff in your hands. Here's your pre-visit checklist.
Visiting Mercer County Detention Center goes smoothly when you know the rules that can get you turned away at the door. The dress code and seating policy are the big ones.
Screened visits at Mercer County Correction Center are straightforward once you know the basics. Visits are non-contact, there's a strict limit on how many people can visit at once, and you'll need to stay in your assigned spot.
Your first visit to Mercer County Detention Center goes smoother when you know what's coming—the check-in process, health screening, and visiting area rules. Here's what to expect so you don't get turned away at the door.
Mercer County Detention Center enforces a strict dress code for visitors. Keep your outfit simple and conservative—otherwise, you might get turned away at check-in.
Planning a visit at Mercer County Correction Center? A few eligibility rules catch people off guard: age requirements for minors, restrictions for former inmates, and whether you're actually on the visitor list. Here's how each one works.
Your first visit goes smoother when you know what staff will ask for at the door. Use the checklist and steps below to show up prepared—and avoid getting turned away.
A first jail visit can feel stressful, mostly because you don't want to get turned away at the door. This quick, facility-specific checklist for the Mercer County Correction Center covers what to bring and what the entry process looks like.
Staying in touch with someone at Mercer County's correctional facility comes down to mail, commissary packages, and following the current visitation rules. Here are the facility-specific details you can use right now, plus what to confirm before you go.
Commissary orders for someone at Mercer County Correction Center go through Access Securepak. Here's how to place an order and who to contact if something goes wrong.
Mail inmate letters to: PO Box 8068, Trenton, NJ 08650.
