How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
All visits at Weld County Jail must be scheduled in advance through the facility's scheduling site. Video visits are handled through GettingOut.com or the GO Visit mobile app. For remote video visits, log into GettingOut before your appointment time—the inmate initiates the video session from their end. Onsite visits at the North Jail work differently: you'll start your visit at a lobby station rather than waiting for an inmate-initiated call. Before booking anything, check the facility page for visitor approval requirements. Many jails require you to be on an approved visitors list with a completed visitor application on file.
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Video visits at Weld County Jail trip people up because scheduling and the actual call happen on two different systems. Once you know which site does what—and who starts the session—the whole process gets a lot easier.
Video visiting at Weld County Jail uses two separate systems: one for scheduling, another for the actual video call. Once you understand that split, everything else clicks into place.
You must schedule all visits in advance through the facility’s scheduling site. Before scheduling, confirm any visitor approval and application requirements listed on the facility page.
Weld County Jail uses GettingOut.com and the GO Visit mobile app for video visits. For remote visits, you log into GettingOut ahead of time and the inmate initiates the video session.
At the North Jail, onsite visits start at a lobby station—you don't wait for an inmate-initiated remote call.
Want to receive phone calls from someone at Weld County Jail? You'll need to set up and fund an AdvancePay account through ConnectNetwork. Here's how to do it—and what to try if something goes wrong.
Getting calls or video visits with someone at Weld County Jail? It all runs through ConnectNetwork, but you'll need the right account type. Here's how it works and what to do first.
You have three ways to put money on someone's account at Weld County Jail: call 1 (866) 516-0115 to deposit by phone, use the lobby kiosk at the facility, or make an online payment through TouchPay/GettingOut. Which one works best depends on whether you want to handle it from home or in person—and how fast you need the funds to go through.
