How to Visit Facility
Before you make plans, know which types of visits are currently allowed and what's temporarily on hold.
How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Visiting at St. Charles County DOC looks different right now. All in-person personal visits were suspended starting March 22, 2025 due to renovations, so check for updates before making travel plans. Instead, the facility directs families to remote options through Jail ATM. You can use the Jail ATM website to access video call services and add funds to an inmate account. There's also a Jail ATM kiosk in the Corrections lobby for adding funds (it does not dispense cash). Attorneys can visit clients without a prior appointment but must present proper credentials on arrival. For standard visiting steps, be ready to submit any required application, wait for approval before scheduling, arrive early, and expect ID checks and screening.
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Before you make plans, know which types of visits are currently allowed and what's temporarily on hold.
Planning to visit someone at St. Charles County DOC? The rules have changed. As of March 22, 2025, in-person personal visits are suspended due to renovations. Video visitation is now the main option for families, though attorney visits continue as usual.
Yes. All in-person personal visits were suspended starting March 22, 2025 due to renovations.
Use the Jail ATM website to access video call services and add funds to an inmate account. You can also add funds at the Jail ATM kiosk in the Corrections lobby, but it does not dispense cash.
Yes. Attorneys can visit clients without an appointment but must present proper credentials on arrival.
Trying to get commissary to someone at St. Charles County DOC? Two things matter most: the weekly cutoff time and the spending limits. Here's how ordering works, both for inmates placing their own orders and for families using Securepak.
This facility uses JailATM for most of the ways families stay connected: bail payments, account deposits, and video calls. Personal mail goes through a central processing system, so it helps to understand how that works before you send anything.
Need an inmate at St. Charles County DOC to sign an original document—like a Power of Attorney or vehicle title transfer? Mail it using the county's specific format so it goes directly to the caseworker, not through regular mail processing.