How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Whitley Detention Center's facility page lists Jailer Jason Wilson along with the jail's mailing address, phone numbers, fax, and office hours. The jail operates 24 hours per day. Before attempting a visit, confirm where the person is currently housed since transfers can affect visiting locations and times. Visiting typically starts with a visitor information form that you complete and submit for approval. This form may come from the inmate or directly from the facility. Expect a background check, and approved visitors will be added to an authorized visitor list before visits are allowed. Once approved, you'll schedule your visit using the facility's process, which varies and may be handled by phone, email, an online system, or an on-site kiosk.
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Check the Whitley Detention Center facility page for contact details, or call the jail to confirm the current scheduling process. You'll need to complete and submit the visitor information form and wait for approval before booking a visit. Once approved, schedule using whatever method the facility requires: phone, email, an online system, or an on-site kiosk.
Yes. Visitors are typically approved through a background check and then added to an authorized visitor list. Only people on that approved list are permitted to visit.
The Whitley Detention Center page lists Jailer Jason Wilson. The same page includes the mailing address, phone numbers, fax, and office hours so you can contact the jail directly.
Need to reach someone at Whitley Detention Center? Call the main line during office hours, and double-check mailing details before sending anything.
Sending money to someone at Whitley Detention Center? Start by confirming the jail's current rules before you send anything. Use the contact details below to make sure your payment gets credited correctly and isn't rejected.
Can't get through on the phone? You still have options. First, double-check that you're calling the right numbers during office hours—then try a county backup contact if needed.
