Who Can Visit at Morrow County Jail: Probation, Criminal Records, Minors, and Group Limits

Visitors at Morrow County Jail must be 18 or older. Minors under 18 can still visit, but only when accompanied by a parent or guardian.

There is one exception: a legal spouse under 18 may visit as long as they bring proof of the marriage.

Group Size Limits

• ✓ 1 adult and 2 children (maximum)
• ✓ 2 adults and 1 child (maximum)
• ✓ 3 adults (maximum)

If you're on probation or parole, you cannot visit without written permission from your Probation or Parole Officer. Get that approval before you show up. Without it, you'll be turned away at the door.

A criminal record alone does not disqualify you from visiting at Morrow County Jail. The facility's policy states that people with criminal records shall not be excluded from visitation.

Practical Steps Prepare

• ✓ If you are on probation or parole, request written permission from your Probation or Parole Officer before your visit.
• ✓ If you are bringing anyone under 18, make sure a parent or guardian will accompany them.
• ✓ If the visitor is a legal spouse under 18, bring legal proof of marriage.
• ✓ Count your group before you go so you stay within the allowed combinations (adults and children).

1. Plan your group size - Build your visit around the allowed combinations (1 adult and 2 children, 2 adults and 1 child, or 3 adults).
2. Handle probation or parole first - If you are on supervision, get written permission from your Probation or Parole Officer before you try to visit.
3. Match the age rule to your group - Anyone under 18 needs to arrive with a parent or guardian.