How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Visiting someone at Montgomery County Jail in Conroe? You'll need to schedule online through the jail's visitation portal at least 24 hours ahead. Walk-ins aren't accepted. Each inmate gets one visitation opportunity during the Visitation Period, with a maximum of two visitors per visit. If the person you're visiting is on Quarantine Status, you won't be able to see them until they're cleared for General Population. The Visitation Area operates at 30% capacity to allow distancing, and masks are optional. First time using the system? Create an online visitation account, verify it, then use the scheduler to find open time slots. Dates won't appear if the inmate already has a visit booked.
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Visiting someone at Montgomery County Jail takes some planning. The 24-hour scheduling rule, appointment-only entry, and quarantine-related restrictions are the things most likely to catch you off guard.
Visits at Montgomery County Jail (Conroe, TX) must be scheduled online at least 24 hours in advance. Book through the county visitation portal: https://mcsojailvisitation.mctx.org/visitation.
Schedule visits online through the jail's visitation portal at least 24 hours in advance. New to the system? Create an account, verify it, and use the scheduler to pick an available slot.
No. Visits are by appointment only, and walk-ins are not allowed.
Each inmate gets one visitation opportunity during the Visitation Period, and each visit is limited to two visitors. If the inmate is on Quarantine Status, they can’t have visits until they’re cleared for General Population.
You can get the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office Special Needs Form through the Sheriff's Office Document Center. Find the Special Needs Form, download the PDF, and fill it out according to the instructions.
Want to help someone at Montgomery County Jail buy snacks and essentials? You'll need to know two things: how to add money to their account and how commissary orders actually work. Here's the breakdown.
Want to help someone at Montgomery County Jail? You have a few options. To add money to an inmate's account, use the lobby kiosk, call by phone, or go online. If you'd rather send actual commissary items instead of cash, Securepak ordering is available — check the Jail Division Q&A for instructions on commissary deposits and Securepak orders.
