How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Visitation at Walker County Sheriff's Office (GA) happens remotely through NCIC video. Sessions run 20 minutes and must be scheduled within specific daily time windows—no walk-ins. You'll need to be on the approved visitor list before you can book, so get that squared away first. Time slots fill up fast, so book early. Bring valid ID and be ready to meet check-in requirements. One more thing: mail containing contraband or explicit/weapon-related content may be rejected or destroyed, and it can affect your visitation privileges or lead to prosecution.
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Visits are scheduled in 20-minute increments.
Yes. All visits require an appointment, and you must be an approved visitor before requesting a scheduled session through the department’s scheduling system. Book early because available slots can fill quickly.
Yes. Mail with contraband or explicit/weapon-related content may be rejected or destroyed, and it can lead to loss of visitation privileges or prosecution.
Walker County Jail has two mailing tracks depending on what you're sending. Get the right address and follow the postcard and return-address rules, and you'll avoid most rejections.
Commissary at Walker County Jail runs on a weekly schedule with a firm Thursday night cutoff—and orders can't be changed or refunded once submitted. Here's how it all works.
