How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Morgan County Adult Detention Center currently offers no-contact visitation only. The facility suspended all in-person visits during the COVID-19 pandemic, and visits now happen through CidNet video sessions seven days a week. To schedule a visit, expect the standard Missouri process: submit a visiting application, wait for case-manager approval, then book your session once cleared. For current hours or questions that might affect your visit, call the administrative office Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Search for a loved one and send messages and photos in minutes.
Morgan County Adult Detention Center uses CidNet for no-contact video visits. Set up an account, add data, and you can stay connected through video, phone, and messages.
Visitation at Morgan County Adult Detention Center has changed, and figuring out the new system can be frustrating when all you want is time with your person. Here's how visits work now and how to get set up on CidNet for video contact.
Trying to visit someone at Morgan County Detention Center? Here's what you need to know: in-person contact visits aren't available. The facility uses video visits through CidNet instead.
In-person visits were suspended as part of the facility’s COVID-19 restrictions on non-essential entry. Visits are handled as no-contact video sessions instead.
Video visits are available through CidNet seven days a week. Typically, you’ll submit a visiting application, wait for case-manager approval, and then schedule your visit once you’re approved.
Visits are no-contact, so physical contact isn’t allowed during visitation. For rules on prohibited items or other visit-day questions, contact the facility’s administrative office during business hours.
Need to send money to someone at Morgan County Adult Detention Center? You have three options: the lobby kiosk, a phone deposit, or online through Access Corrections.
Getting medication to someone at Morgan County Detention Center? The rules are different for prescription versus over-the-counter meds.
Getting medication to someone at Morgan County Adult Detention Center depends on what kind it is. Over-the-counter meds can't be dropped off at all. Prescription medications have specific requirements — the jail's doctor needs to verify them before they're accepted.
