Turner Guilford Knight Corr. Center, FL

Visiting at Turner Guilford Knight starts with one key step: the inmate must add you to their Approved Master Visitation List. The facility won't add you on its own, so make sure the inmate takes action first. Miami-Dade also offers remote video visitation for friends, family, and professional visitors using secure technology. Professional visitors need to complete the Professional Visitor Application for Remote Video Visitation and register with Global Tel*Link (GTL). Attorneys must complete the Attorney Application for Remote Video Visitation and register with GTL before scheduling any remote sessions. Follow the facility's visitor-application instructions, submit completed forms as directed, and wait for formal approval before traveling or attempting a video visit. For scheduling details and required forms, check Turner Guilford Knight visitor materials and Miami-Dade video-visitation guidance.

Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center participates in MDCR's remote video visitation program, so friends, family, and approved professional visitors can connect with an incarcerated person using secure, county-approved technology. Attorneys and other professional visitors must complete the facility's Remote Video Visitation applications and register with Global Tel*Link (GTL) before scheduling a session. Remote video visits run through third-party platforms, typically accessed in a web browser or mobile app. The person inside uses a tablet or terminal. Depending on the vendor, sessions may be scheduled or offered on demand. If you need help setting up an account, scheduling a visit, or troubleshooting, MDCR provides a 24/7 automated phone system and customer support at 972-734-1111. Submit your required forms and GTL registration first to avoid delays.

Turner Guilford Knight Corr. Center lets friends and family add funds through TouchPay using facility number 233101. For any TouchPay deposit (online or at a kiosk), you'll need the inmate's name and inmate ID so the payment posts to the right account. If you're depositing cash in person, use the facility's lobby kiosk rather than handing money to staff or inmates. Money collected during intake gets posted to the inmate's individual trust account. Those funds can be used for commissary purchases and, in some cases, self-bonding. Before starting a deposit, have the inmate's full name and booking or ID number ready, and fill out each vendor deposit field carefully so it processes correctly.