How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Robertson County Jail holds visitation only on Wednesday and Sunday, with separate time slots for female and male inmates. Each inmate gets one 20-minute visit per visitation day. You can split that time among up to five approved visitors, but only one person can be in the visitation room at a time. Before your visit, you'll need to be on the inmate's approved visitor list and sign the visitation log at the counter. Leave everything in your car—no purses, packages, books, food, or beverages allowed inside. Bringing unauthorized items can result in permanent loss of visitation privileges or criminal charges. Smoking isn't permitted in the front lobby or visitation room, and if your children become disruptive, staff may ask you to leave.
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Visiting someone in jail can feel stressful, especially when you're working around tight time windows. Here are the exact visitation hours at Robertson County Jail, plus the rules that trip people up most often.
Visitation is held on Wednesday and Sunday. The jail schedules separate visiting times for female and male inmates, with specific time blocks set by the facility.
Each inmate gets one 20-minute visit per visitation day, and that time may be split among up to five approved visitors. Even if the time is split, only one visitor can be in the visitation room with the inmate at a time.
Leave everything in your car—purses, packages, books, food, and beverages aren't allowed inside during visitation. Bringing unauthorized items can result in permanent denial of visits and possible criminal prosecution. Smoking is prohibited, and children must be kept under control or you may be asked to leave.
**No money orders:** The Robertson County Sheriff’s Office no longer accepts money orders on inmate accounts.
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