How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Visiting at St. Lucie County Jail starts with a one-time registration on gettingout.com, where you'll upload a photo of your driver's license. A lobby kiosk is also available if you prefer to sign up onsite. Schedule visits before 11:00 p.m. to secure next-day availability. Video visits must be booked at least 1 day and no more than 14 days in advance, run up to one hour, and each inmate gets two one-hour video visits per week. Visit times come in 15-minute blocks organized into 1-hour sessions. Availability depends on housing, classification, and station capacity—some areas run first-come, first-serve, and emergencies can postpone visits. Bring valid photo ID, arrive 15 minutes early, follow the dress code, and leave cell phones and electronics out of the video visitation area.
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Visits get canceled for small, avoidable reasons. Run through this quick checklist before you leave home—and again at the door—so you don't waste the drive.
Visiting someone at St. Lucie County Jail goes smoothly when you know the rules upfront. This checklist will help you avoid a canceled visit—or worse, losing your visitation privileges.
Your first visit can feel overwhelming, but scheduling at St. Lucie County Jail is actually straightforward once you know the steps — and that 11:00 p.m. cutoff that catches people off guard.
Scheduling your first visit might seem overwhelming, but St. Lucie County Jail keeps it simple: create a GettingOut account, add your inmate as a contact, and pick an available time slot.
Visiting costs can add up fast if you're caught off guard. Here's how the free hours work at St. Lucie County Jail, how long visits last, and when you'll start paying per minute.
Create a one-time account on gettingout.com and upload a photo of your driver’s license (you can also register at the jail lobby kiosk). Schedule before 11:00 p.m. for next-day availability, and book video visits 1–14 days in advance.
Bring a valid photo ID (such as a Florida or other state driver’s license or state ID, passport, or military ID). Arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled time or the visit may be canceled; minors are not allowed in the visitation or lobby waiting area.
Video visits run up to one hour, and each inmate receives two one-hour video visits per week. Each inmate also receives two free onsite hours per week; additional onsite time is charged at .25¢ per minute.
Getting medical information from a jail isn't as simple as calling and asking. At St. Lucie County Jail, you'll need the inmate's written permission on file first—then you can follow the jail's process to request and receive details.
Before you deposit, grab St. Lucie County Jail's Facility Locator Number: **234901**. This identifier routes your payment to the correct facility.
If you need to share medical information about someone housed at St. Lucie County Jail—like a health condition, current medications, or a medical concern—call the medical information line at 772-672-8582 and leave a message.
