How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Farmville Piedmont Regional Jail enforces strict security during visitation. You and your vehicle may be searched when entering or leaving—refuse, and you'll be asked to leave. Assume you're being monitored the entire time; conversations and actions are subject to audio and video recording. Leave alcohol, tobacco, personal weapons, ammunition, and explosive devices at home. If you drive, lock your vehicle before heading inside. For scheduling, ID requirements, dress code, and rules for minors, policies and booking windows vary. Register as required and confirm allowed visit types and hours before you go.
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Plan on being searched when you visit Piedmont Regional Jail. Vehicles, people entering or exiting, and any items brought onto the grounds can be searched, so pack light and don’t bring anything you wouldn’t want inspected. If you refuse a search, you’ll be asked to leave.
Yes. Visitors and vehicles entering or exiting Farmville Piedmont Regional Jail may be searched. If you refuse a search, you can be asked to leave the facility.
Alcohol and tobacco are prohibited on facility grounds. Personal weapons, ammunition, and explosive devices or materials are also strictly prohibited.
Yes. Conversations and actions on facility grounds are subject to audio and video recording. Expect monitoring the entire time you're on site.
Piedmont Regional Jail provides a weekly commissary to all offenders, which means timing matters. Below are the two weekly cutoffs you’ll want to keep straight: when money has to post for the in-house commissary, and when Keefe (out-of-house) kiosk orders stop being accepted for the week.
If you’re trying to help someone at Piedmont Regional Jail, the big thing is sending money to the right place: commissary (store purchases) versus phone-related accounts. Here are the deposit methods Piedmont accepts, plus the exact phone numbers and what information you’ll need so your deposit posts correctly.
Piedmont Regional Jail delivers personal mail digitally. Letters, pictures, and drawings you send are scanned and delivered to the person you’re writing through the tablet “Facility Messages” app under the free profile, instead of being handed over as physical paper mail.
