How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Van Buren County Jail uses video-based visitation. Remote video visits are available, and each inmate gets one free 15-minute visit per week. If you prefer visiting on-site, there's a single video terminal in the jail lobby (the lobby also handles fingerprints and bonds). To get started, set up phone, tablet, and video accounts through the county vendor listed in the facility resources. You'll need to register and get approved before scheduling. Bring a valid government-issued photo ID to check in, and keep in mind that all visits are recorded and monitored. Since everything runs on video, test your camera and internet connection before your session.
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Visiting someone at Van Buren County Jail means video visits, either from home or using the jail's lobby terminal. Here's what the jail has publicly listed, plus what to confirm before you go.
Each inmate is allowed one free 15-minute visit per week.
Yes. The jail lobby has a single terminal for on-site visits, and the lobby is also open for fingerprints and bonds.
Remote video visits are available. Set up calling and tablet/video accounts through the county vendor listed in the facility resources. You'll need to register and get approved before scheduling. Test your device and connection beforehand to avoid technical issues.
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