What You Can and Can't Bring to Visitation at Southeastern Correctional Complex (Checklist)
Packing for visitation is stressful enough without getting turned away at the door. Here's what you can and can't bring to Southeastern Correctional Complex.
Anyone 16 or older needs a valid picture ID to enter the visiting area. No ID, no visit - it's that simple. Double-check yours before you leave home.
- ✓ One (1) vehicle key
- ✓ No keyless entry devices unless the duty warden (or designee) visually inspects the device and approves it
You can bring a limited amount of feminine hygiene products, but keep it minimal. Too much may cause issues at entry.
Bring up to $50 in cash for vending machines. Stick to $1, $5, $10, and $20 bills - other denominations aren't accepted.
No exceptions: Under no circumstances may visitors give money to an inmate.
Baby Items
- ✓ Diapers: no more than five (5)
- ✓ Clear baby bottles: up to three (3)
- ✓ Toddler sipper cups: up to two (2)
- ✓ Sealed (unopened) baby food: up to three (3) clear plastic jars
Taking prescription medication? Bring only what you'll need during your visit. Leave extra doses at home.
Medication must be in its original container with a readable label showing the medication type, dosage, and the name of the person it was prescribed to.
Needles/syringes: Don't bring these onto facility property or leave them on the grounds. If you need an injection, you'll have to leave the institution, take care of it off-site, and return afterward.
Prohibited Items
- ✓ Needles or syringes (do not bring them in or leave them anywhere on facility grounds)
- ✓ Cash or funds intended to be handed to an inmate (money may not be given to an inmate under any circumstances)
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