Who Can Get Private (Confidential) Video Visits at Tooele County Detention?
Want to set up a private video visit at Tooele County Detention? It comes down to whether you qualify as a professional who can get confidential status. Here's who's eligible and how to request it.
Tooele County Detention offers confidential video visits - meaning non-monitored and non-recorded - for attorneys, clergy, and other qualified professionals. To get this, you'll need to request "Confidential Status" for your iWebVisit account. Once approved, your video visits won't be monitored or recorded.
- Register your iWebVisit account - create your account first so there’s an account to place into confidential status.
- Provide your credentials to request confidential status - you can do this by arriving at the facility in person.
- If you’re outside the area, use the remote option - you can provide credentials by phone and fax instead of coming in person.
Note: Confidential status isn't automatic. You'll need to provide your professional credentials and have them verified - either in person, or by phone and fax if you're outside the area.
Not visiting as an approved professional? Your video visit will be monitored and recorded. That's the standard policy at Tooele County Detention for all non-professional visits - and it's the main difference between regular visits and those with confidential status.
Pricing differs depending on your visitor type. Standard remote video visits cost $12 for the first visit each month and $10 for each additional visit that same month. Qualified professionals pay a flat $25 per remote video visit.
- ✓ Standard remote video visit: $12 for the first visit each month
- ✓ Standard remote video visit: $10 for each additional visit that month
- ✓ Qualified professional remote video visit: $25 per visit
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