How Video Visits Work at Waukesha County Jail
Visiting someone at Waukesha County Jail takes some planning. Public visits are video-only, there are weekly limits, and you'll need valid ID at check-in. Here's what to expect before your first visit.
Visitation at Waukesha County Jail
How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Overview
Waukesha County Jail handles public visits through video visitation, with contact (in-person) visits available by appointment only. Remote visits run through GTL—register on their site and complete verification, which can take up to 72 hours before your first visit. Video visitation is available daily from 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., Sunday through Saturday. You can visit one inmate per day, with a limit of two visits per week. Each session allows up to two visitors per inmate. Bring a valid photo ID showing your name and date of birth, and make sure you've registered and scheduled before you arrive.
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Quick Facts
- All public visitation at Waukesha County Jail is conducted using video visitation.
- Visitors are limited to two visits per week (Sunday through Saturday); excess attempts may result in loss of privileges.
- Each visitation session allows up to two visitors per inmate.
- Visitors must provide photo identification that shows name, date of birth, and a photograph to visit.
- Contact visitation is by appointment only and appointments are scheduled by calling (262)548-7171 Monday–Friday, 7:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
Visitation Guides
Understanding Waukesha County Jail's Two-Visits-Per-Week Rule
Planning visits with someone at Waukesha County Jail? The two-visits-per-week limit trips people up more than any other rule. Here's what it actually means, how the week is counted, and how to avoid accidentally going over.
Video Visits at Waukesha County Jail: Lobby Kiosks vs. Remote GTL Visits from Home
Waukesha County Jail uses video visitation for all public visits. Your choice comes down to location: the jail's lobby kiosks or remote visits from home through GTL. Here's how they differ—and the timing details that can make or break your plans.
Visiting at Huber vs. Waukesha County Jail: Key Differences Families Should Know
If your loved one is at the Huber Facility instead of the Waukesha County Jail (or vice versa), the visiting and drop-off rules differ in ways that catch families off guard. Here's what you need to know before scheduling a visit or bringing anything to the facility.
Visiting Someone at the Huber Facility: How It's Different from the Main Jail
Huber visits work differently than visits at the main jail. The biggest differences? How you schedule, how early to arrive, who can visit, and when you can drop off property or money.
What Contact Visitation Means at Waukesha County Jail (and How to Request One)
Want an in-person, contact visit at Waukesha County Jail? These visits are appointment-only and reserved for specific, pre-approved purposes.
What to Bring and How to Schedule Your First Visit to Waukesha County Jail
Your first visit goes smoother when you know what type of visit you're planning and what the jail expects at check-in. Here's a quick checklist to review before you head out.
Common Questions
How do I schedule a video visit with an inmate at Waukesha County Jail?
Register for remote visitation on the GTL site and complete the required steps. Account verification can take up to 72 hours before your first visit. Video visits are scheduled in the evenings from 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., Sunday through Saturday.
How many visits can someone have at Waukesha County Jail each week?
You may visit one inmate per day. You’re limited to two visits per week (Sunday through Saturday), and repeated excess attempts can lead to loss of privileges.
Are children allowed to visit at Waukesha County Jail?
No unattended children under 12 are allowed in the public lobby of the County Jail. For Huber visits, children under 18 are not permitted to visit the Huber Facility.
Other Guides for Waukesha County Jail
How to Deposit Money for an Inmate at Waukesha County Jail (kiosk, mail & online)
You have three main options to add money to someone’s account at Waukesha County Jail: use the public lobby kiosk during normal visitation hours, mail in funds by certified/cashier’s check or money order, or deposit online (or by phone) through ConnectNetwork.
Three Ways to Put Money on an Inmate's Account at Waukesha County Jail
Want to put money on someone's account at Waukesha County Jail? You've got three options: the lobby kiosk, mailing in approved funds, or using ConnectNetwork online or by phone.
Where to Mail Letters and Money for Someone at Waukesha County Jail
Waukesha County Jail uses a digital mail process for personal letters. That means the address for regular mail is different from where you send legal mail or funds. Here's where to send each type so it actually gets there.
