How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Tooele County Detention Center offers on-site video visitation through iWebVisit.com terminals in the facility lobby. Availability is limited. You can register online at iWebVisit.com or in person at the visitation lobby with a valid government-issued photo ID (you must be 18 or older). On-site visits run Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, with specific times based on the inmate's housing unit. Want a same-day visit? Call at 8:30 AM that morning to schedule. All non-professional visits are monitored and recorded. Dress code requires coverage from the neck to the kneecaps. Disorderly behavior, being under the influence, or leaving children unattended can get your visit terminated. If a visit is canceled or ended after it starts, no credit voucher is issued.
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If you're using video visitation at Tooele County, your privacy depends on who you are. The jail's published policy draws a clear line between non-professional visits and approved confidential visits for certain professionals.
Same-day on-site video visits at Tooele County Detention Center require a morning phone call and some flexibility, since lobby terminal space is limited. Here's the exact timing and what to do if on-site slots fill up.
Tooele County Detention uses iWebVisit for remote video visits. The facility offers seven-day availability, so you'll have options throughout the week to find a time that works.
Visiting is easier when you know your registration options and how scheduling works. Here's what to do for on-site video visits in the lobby and remote video visits through iWebVisit.
Remote video visits go a lot smoother when your setup is ready before your scheduled time. Here's a quick checklist for what you need at home to use Tooele County's iWebVisit remote visitation.
A few small mistakes can get you turned away at the door—or end your visit early. Here's how to dress correctly, register the right way, and avoid behaviors that will stop a visit at Tooele County Detention.
Remote video visits at Tooele County go smoothly when you handle a few basics first—your tech setup, your budget, and realistic expectations about scheduling. Here's what to have ready before booking through iWebVisit.
Tooele County Detention posts on-site visit scheduling hours as Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. The window you can use may depend on where the person you’re visiting is currently housed, so don’t be surprised if availability looks different from one person to the next.
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.
Register online at iWebVisit.com, or register in the detention center’s visitation lobby. Lobby registration requires a valid government-issued photo ID, and you must be over 18.
On-site video visits are scheduled Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, depending on inmate housing. For a same-day visit, call at 8:30 AM on the day you want to visit to schedule that session.
Visits are not private. All non-professional visits are monitored and recorded.
Disorderly conduct can end a visit immediately, and anyone under the influence will be denied entry and asked to leave. Leaving children unattended can also get your visit terminated. If the facility cancels or ends a visit after it starts, no credit voucher is issued.
Planning to bring a child to visit someone at Tooele County Jail? Here's the key rule: minors can't visit alone. A documented legal guardian must accompany them.
Trying to stay in touch with someone at Tooele County Jail? Video visitation is the primary contact method the facility offers. Here's how the iWebVisit system works, what you need to register, and how to schedule a visit.
Getting money onto someone's account at Tooele County Detention in time for commissary comes down to two things: using an accepted deposit method and timing it around the order cutoffs.
