How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Pulaski County Detention Center requires you to schedule an in-person visit at least 24 hours in advance and notify the visitation section before you arrive. Video visits are handled through the GettingOut system. You can book them at www.gettingout.com or at the facility lobby kiosk. Remote video sessions are available daily from 8:00 AM to 10:30 PM. Visiting days are assigned by the inmate's last name, and some housing units have their own designated visit days. Confirm the inmate's current housing and assigned day before making plans. You'll also need to submit a visitor information form and wait for approval to be added to the approved visitors list, so build in time for background checks or processing.
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Scheduling a visit is pretty straightforward once you know which type you're setting up. Here's how Pulaski County Regional Detention Facility handles video visits versus in-person requests, plus what to double-check before you go.
Before trying to schedule an in-person visit at Pulaski County Regional Detention Facility, check the current status. The facility's posted policy says in-person visitation has been suspended until further notice due to COVID-19. Visitation options can change. Call (501) 340-7001 and select option #1 to confirm what's available and what you need to do next.
Visiting at Pulaski County Detention takes a little planning. Start by checking whether in-person visits are currently allowed, then make sure you follow the facility's scheduling rules.
In-person visits at Pulaski County Regional Detention Facility are currently suspended due to COVID-19. Here's how to connect through video visits instead — and who to call if you need help.
A smooth visit starts before you leave home. This checklist helps you bring what you need, store what you can't take in, and avoid getting turned away at the door.
Figuring out when you can visit can be confusing at first. At Pulaski County, your visiting day depends on the inmate's last name — or in some cases, their housing unit.
Trying to reach Pulaski County Regional Detention? One phone number gets you most answers. Here are the key numbers to save, plus how to request a special visit and who approves them.
Schedule your in-person visit at least 24 hours in advance and notify the visitation section before the visit. Submit any required visitor information form and wait for approval before you show up.
Yes. Book a video visit through GettingOut at www.gettingout.com or at the facility lobby kiosk. Schedule at least 24 hours ahead. Remote video hours run 8:00 AM to 10:30 PM daily, so pick a time within that window.
Visiting days are assigned by the inmate’s last name, and some housing units have specific visit days. Verify the inmate’s assigned day and housing unit before planning your trip.
Pulaski County Regional Detention Facility has suspended in-person visitation due to COVID-19. Instead, the facility directs visitors to set up an online video visitation account. If you were hoping for a face-to-face visit, video visitation is currently your only option. Keep in mind that this could change as the facility updates its policies.
Want to help someone at Pulaski County Detention with commissary funds? You've got three options: the lobby kiosk, dropping off a money order, or depositing online through iCare.
Need records from Pulaski County Detention Center? You can submit a FOIA request by mail, email, or fax. Just make sure it goes to the FOIA Officer and includes your contact details so they can send a response.
