When visits happen at Sayle Unit — visiting hours, visit length, and the one-visit-per-weekend rule
Planning a visit is easier when you know exactly what time slot you're working with. Here's how visiting days, hours, visit length, and the one-visit-per-weekend rule work at the Sayle Unit.
Regular in-person visits at the Sayle Unit happen on Saturday and Sunday, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Schedules can shift, so double-check before making a long drive - especially around holidays or if it's been a while since your last visit.
Visits at the Sayle Unit last two hours. That clock starts when both you and the person you're visiting are present - not when you arrive at the facility or get in line. A slow check-in can eat into your time together. Build in extra buffer so you're not rushed and can use the full two hours.
Each eligible inmate gets one visit per weekend. If several people on the approved visitor list want to visit the same weekend, you'll need to coordinate. Once that visit is used, additional visitors will be turned away. Decide ahead of time who's going, whether you're visiting together, and which day works best. That way nobody makes the trip for nothing.
Tip: If more than one person plans to visit, pick the weekend’s visitor plan ahead of time. If you’re unsure whether a visit has already been used, call the unit before you travel.
Call the Sayle Unit before you leave home. Confirm visitation is happening that day and that your loved one can receive visitors. A quick phone call can save you a wasted trip if there's a schedule change or temporary restriction.
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