How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Orangeburg County Detention Center schedules visits through GTL's VisitMe system. The platform supports traditional in-person visits, video visits from home, and video visits at facility stations—and it's free to use. To book, go to www.gtlvisitme.com, register, select Orangeburg County Detention Center, add the inmate to your list, then click
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Visiting in person can feel stressful—especially when procedures have changed. Here's what to expect at the front lobby of the Orangeburg County Law Enforcement Complex during COVID-era restrictions, so you can show up prepared.
Go to GTL's VisitMe portal at www.gtlvisitme.com. Register, select Orangeburg County Detention Center, add the inmate, then click
Yes. VisitMe supports video visits from home, along with video visits at facility stations and traditional in-person visits.
Bring a valid government-issued photo ID that matches the name on the approved visiting list. Minors need any required birth documentation. Complete the visitor application and background-check steps before you schedule or show up.
Bond hearings and bond posting happen on different schedules in Orangeburg County. Here's what you need to know about when bond is set and where to actually pay it.
Trying to send money to someone at Orangeburg County Detention Center? You'll run into two main ConnectNetwork options: Trust Fund (for commissary) and AdvancePay (for phone calls). The difference matters most when timing is tight.
Trying to get someone released after an arrest in Orangeburg County? You'll deal with two places: Bond Court (where bond gets set) and the Central office (where you pay or post it). Here's what you need to know about hours, location, and what happens when you arrive.
