How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Visiting at Trousdale Corrections Facility starts with Tennessee's Visitor Application (CR‑2152). Submit the form with a current photograph and wait for approval before scheduling any visit. Applications go through an NCIC background check, and approval typically takes about 30 days. Once approved, you'll schedule visits through the facility's system—this might be on-site kiosks, vendor portals, or apps. Scheduling windows and lead times vary. Staff can change or cancel visits at their discretion. Visit options (onsite vs. remote, contact vs. non-contact) and rules on searches, visitor limits, and allowed items differ by facility, so confirm Trousdale's current instructions before you travel.
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Yes. Tennessee requires you to complete Visitor Application CR‑2152 and be approved before you can visit. Follow the form instructions closely (including using a street address and attaching a current photo) and submit it to the visiting office or the appropriate administrator.
After your visitor application is approved, schedule your visit through the facility’s scheduling system, which may include on-site kiosks, vendor portals, or apps. Scheduling windows and lead times vary, so check the scheduling portal or contact the visiting office for the current process.
It depends on the facility. Some locations allow a reasonable amount of infant-care items and limited change for vending machines, and items may be searched. Confirm Trousdale’s allowed-items rules before you go so you don’t lose anything at check-in.
Sending mail to Trousdale Turner is straightforward—most problems come from small envelope mistakes. Use the exact address format below and include every required detail to avoid delays.
Adding funds to someone's account at a CoreCivic facility? You'll typically choose between three options: the mail-in lockbox, ConnectNetwork/ViaPath (online, phone, or app), or Western Union's corrections service. Which one works best depends on how quickly you need the deposit to post and what payment methods you have on hand.
Wondering whether your loved one can get basic hygiene items? CoreCivic has made a few specific statements about Trousdale Turner that can help you know what to ask—and who to contact when you need answers.
