How to Visit Facility

You'll need to create a Securus account before scheduling a video visit. If you've never used Securus, give yourself some setup time. Don't wait until the last minute to register.

Video visits cost money. The jail doesn't list pricing details, so confirm the current fee and payment process before you schedule. This is especially helpful if you're planning regular visits and need to budget.

Visiting as a minister or spiritual counselor? Expect extra steps. You'll likely need to fill out an application and get approval from the Jail Commander or the Commander's Assistant. Schedule your appointment before the intended visit date.

1. Create your Securus account. Set up your account first, since video visitation requires it.
2. Schedule the video visit. Choose an available time through the Securus system.
3. Plan to pay the visit fee. Each scheduled video visitation has a cost to the visitor, so have a payment method ready when you book.

1. Confirm whether an application is required. Some ministers or spiritual counselors must complete an application to visit.
2. Get approval before you try to visit. Approval may need to come from the Jail Commander or the Commander’s Assistant.
3. Schedule your appointment in advance. Ministers and counselors must schedule prior to the intended visit date.

What to Verify

• ✓ What information you need to create a Securus account for video visitation
• ✓ Whether any identity verification steps are required during account setup

• ✓ The current per-visit cost for a scheduled video visitation
• ✓ Accepted payment methods for visitor fees
• ✓ Whether any fee exceptions apply in special circumstances

• ✓ Whether you must submit an application to visit as a minister or spiritual counselor
• ✓ What documentation is required for approval by the Jail Commander or the Commander’s Assistant
• ✓ How far in advance you need to schedule the appointment

Verify the details directly with the jail and with Securus before your visit. Staff can explain account setup, current fees, and the approval process for ministers and spiritual counselors.