How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Pitt County Detention Center offers daily video visitation from early morning until late evening. Schedule sessions yourself through Homewav—you'll need to be at least 18 with an active account, and fees (set by Homewav) must be paid by credit or debit card. Your account name and photos must match, including a clear, filter-free personal photo and a front-facing shot of your valid government-issued ID showing the entire card. All inmates are eligible for video visits, but sessions are monitored and may be recorded. Recording the visit or using additional cameras isn't allowed, and disruptive behavior, nudity, or sexual conduct can cost you visitation privileges. Attorneys and other professional visitors follow separate onsite procedures.
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Getting your first Homewav video visit at Pitt County Detention Center comes down to setting up your account and submitting the right photos. After that, you can schedule visits on your own during the facility's video hours.
Every video visit at Pitt County Detention Center is monitored and may be recorded. Treat the entire call like you're on camera—because you are. Don't attempt to capture or record the visit in any way.
Professional visits at Pitt County Detention Center are straightforward—show up during the right window with the right credentials. Use the checklist below before you head over.
Schedule your visit directly through Homewav. You must be 18 or older, have an active Homewav account, and pay Homewav-set fees by credit or debit card. Video visitation is available daily from early morning until late evening.
Video visits are monitored and may be recorded, and you’re not allowed to record or use additional cameras or devices. Disruptive behavior, nudity, or sexual conduct can lead to loss of visitation privileges. You also need to be properly attired; the facility lists specific dress requirements for male and female visitors.
Attorneys and other professional visitors can meet onsite during specified weekday and weekend hours and should go to the Public Magistrates Office or contact the Mail Disbursement Office to arrange the visit. Bring government-issued ID and proof of attorney status; paraprofessionals need ID and a signed authorization if unaccompanied. Bulky items (like briefcases or oversized coats) aren’t permitted.
Want to put money on someone's account at Pitt County Detention Center? You've got several options—some from home, some in person.
In Pitt County, your completed and signed absentee ballot request form has to be returned to the county board of elections by **5 p.m. on the second Tuesday before the election**. If you’re helping someone vote from jail or supporting a family member on the outside, treat that deadline as the hard stop—if the board doesn’t have the request form by then, they can’t issue the absentee ballot off that request.
- The voter - The voter’s near relative or verifiable legal guardian - A county Multipartisan Assistance Team (MAT) sent by the county elections office - A person who assisted because of the voter’s disability - For a voter living in a facility who does not need disability assistance: if a MAT, near relative, or legal guardian isn’t available within seven days of requesting a MAT, another eligible helper may assist (with restrictions)
