How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
All public visits at Twin Towers Correctional Facility in Los Angeles are by appointment only. You'll need to register through the LASD VISIT system before you go. To schedule, use the portal from a computer, smartphone, or tablet: claim an account, sign in, and pick an available time slot. On the day of your visit, bring a valid government-issued photo ID and quarters for the on-site lockers (both are specifically required for TTCF/CRDF visitors). Even though Twin Towers operates 24 hours a day, visiting hours are limited to weekends and select weekdays. Walk-in visits aren't allowed. For exact visiting times, intake details, or last-minute questions, use the facility's 24-hour inmate information and administration phone lines.
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Visiting someone at Twin Towers Correctional Facility (TTCF) is straightforward once you know the schedule and come prepared. Here's what you need: visiting hours, how to register, and the two things to have in your pocket before you walk in.
Visiting someone at Twin Towers Correctional Facility is straightforward once you handle two things: registration and an appointment. Here's how to get set up and show up prepared.
Visiting Twin Towers for the first time? Handle two things before you leave: make an appointment (and register), and bring the few items you'll actually need at the door.
Visits are by appointment and require registration through the LASD VISIT system. Use the scheduling portal to claim an account, sign in, and select an available visit time from a computer, smartphone, or tablet. If you cannot find times online, call the facility’s inmate information line for guidance.
Bring a valid, unexpired government-issued photo ID. You will also need quarters for an on-site locker.
Twin Towers runs 24 hours daily, but visitation is limited to specific hours on weekends and select weekdays. Check the current visiting-hours information, or call the inmate information or administration phone lines to confirm the exact schedule.
Need to reach someone at Twin Towers? Start with the intake line, then confirm visiting hours before heading there in person.
If your loved one is at Twin Towers and you need staff to know about their medications or mental-health history, faxing the right form with the right identifiers is the fastest way to get that information into the system.
LASD has an Inmate Medication Information Form for sharing medication and mental-health details about someone at Twin Towers. You can download it in English or Spanish from the LASD website. Print it, fill it out completely, then fax it using the numbers below.
