How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Milam County Jail holds visits on Sundays and Tuesdays. For questions, call the visitation line at 254-697-7063. Rules and visit frequency vary by custody level and housing unit, so check the published schedule before making plans. You may need to schedule visits in advance. Visits are a privilege—they can be restricted for rule violations, security issues, or health concerns. Depending on how the jail handles scheduling, you might need to create an online visitation account and complete a background questionnaire before requesting a visit. Keep in mind that scheduler availability (including hidden dates when an inmate already has a visit that week) affects what times and visit types you'll see.
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Planning a visit to Milam County Jail? The schedule is simple, but there's a lunch break that catches people off guard. Check the time windows below so you don't show up when visits aren't running.
Milam County Jail’s published visitation listings include Sundays and Tuesdays. Check the jail’s visitation page for the exact hours shown for those days.
Create and verify an online visitation account first, then complete any required background questionnaire before requesting visits. Available dates depend on the inmate's privileges and scheduler availability, so check the published scheduler to see what's open.
Call the jail’s visitation line at 254-697-7063 for visitation-specific questions. For non-emergency general inquiries, you can also use the Sheriff’s Office non-emergency number, 254-697-7033.
Need to reach someone at Milam County Jail or the Sheriff's Office? Having the right phone number—and knowing which department to call—saves a lot of frustration. Here's a quick reference for visitation questions, office hours, address details, and how to submit an open records request.
