How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Spartanburg County Detention typically allows two in-person visits per week (30 minutes each), plus one paid remote visit of 20 or 40 minutes—unless the inmate is under a restriction. All visits must be scheduled in advance through Securus (securustech.net) or the NetVisit Scheduler. Arrive 15–30 minutes early to check in with a valid photo ID. You'll need to be registered and approved through Securus before visiting—unregistered people in the visiting area may be removed, and approved visitors risk losing privileges. Expect a dress code, metal detector screening, and possibly a pat-down. You generally can't leave items for inmates, except money via the lobby kiosk during a scheduled visit.
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Spartanburg County Sheriff's Detention Facility uses video visitation for general visits with friends and family. Get your registration right and show up early, and you'll avoid most scheduling headaches.
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Inmates typically get two in‑person visits per week, and each visit is 30 minutes. They may also have one paid remote visit per week for either 20 or 40 minutes, unless they’re restricted from visits.
Schedule visits through the facility’s video visitation system via Securus at securustech.net or the NetVisit Scheduler. For help, the customer-care number listed by the jail is 904-497-4707.
Adults must present a valid government‑issued photo ID and be registered/approved through Securus before visiting. Unapproved or unregistered visitors may be removed from the visiting area and can cause an approved visitor to lose visiting privileges.
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