Visitation at Pierce County Jail

How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements

Overview

Visiting at Pierce County Jail requires some planning. Inmates must schedule their own in-person visits and can book up to seven days in advance. There's no same-day visitor sign-up. Visits last one hour, and onsite sign-in opens 45 minutes before your session and closes 15 minutes before. Arrive early. Late or unappointed visitors will be turned away. Bring an approved photo ID: a valid driver's license, state ID, or another official photo ID with a description and signature. The jail limits visits to two adults per inmate, and minors must follow child-accompaniment rules. All visitors are screened for outstanding warrants and no-contact orders, and you can be arrested upon arrival. At the Nollmeyer Lane location, visiting windows rotate by odd/even days by tier.

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Quick Facts

  • Inmates must schedule their own in-person visits and can book up to seven days in advance.
  • All visitors must present an approved photo ID such as a valid driver’s license, state ID, or other official photo ID with description and signature.
  • Onsite sign-up opens 45 minutes before a visit and ends 15 minutes before; late or unappointed visitors will be turned away.
  • All visitors are checked for warrants and no-contact orders and visitors with warrants will be arrested upon arrival.

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How to Visit Pierce County Jail (WA)

Visiting Pierce County Jail starts with the person in custody, not you. Once you know how scheduling works, the rest comes down to timing and bringing the right ID.

Video Visit Dress Code and Conduct Rules at Pierce County Jail

Video visits at Pierce County Jail are monitored in real time, and staff enforce the rules as they watch. Dress conservatively, keep appropriate behavior on camera, and avoid anything the jail considers prohibited conduct—otherwise your visit could end early.

Common Questions

What photo ID do I need to visit someone at Pierce County Jail?

You must present an approved photo ID. Acceptable ID includes a valid driver’s license, state ID, or another official photo ID with a description and signature.

Can minors visit and who must accompany them at Pierce County Jail?

Yes, but minors may only visit when accompanied by a parent, grandparent, or documented legal guardian. Adult/child limits apply: up to two children with one adult, or only one child if two adults attend.

Do I need to be approved before visiting Pierce County Jail?

Washington facilities generally require visitors to be approved and placed on an Approved Visitor List before visiting. For approval steps or questions at Pierce County Jail, contact Custody at (253) 798-4590 or Administration at (253) 798-4668.

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