How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Tom Green County Jail organizes visitation by last-name group, with weekly sign-up windows for morning and evening sessions. Sign-up slips for face-to-face visits come out twice daily, and an officer starts taking names at set times for each session. Visits are time-limited. Bring a valid photo ID—no exceptions. Visitors under 17 must come with an adult and can only attend evening visitation. Item rules are strict: no food, drink, cameras, or cell phones in the visitation area. Leave strollers, diaper bags, carriers, and purses in your vehicle (small children may bring a diaper and bottle). Misconduct can end your visit immediately. Violations lead to escalating bans—30 days, then 60 days, then permanent. The jail may also deny, cancel, or terminate visits for conduct issues or emergencies.
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- Strollers - Carriers - Diaper bags - Purses
You must present a valid photo ID to visit someone at Tom Green County Jail.
No. Strollers, diaper bags, carriers, and purses must be left in your vehicle, though small children may have a diaper and bottle.
Once you leave, your visitation session ends. Staff won't open the visitation door for anyone outside.
Face-to-face visits at Tom Green County Jail work on a same-day sign-up system with a set schedule. Bring the right ID, show up during the sign-up window, and the rest is just waiting for your number to be called.
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