How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Visiting at Will County Adult Detention Facility takes a little planning, but the basics are straightforward. Most inmates are allowed two 30-minute visits each week under the facility's liberal visitation schedule. Visits are first-come, first-served and can't be booked more than 48 hours in advance. Visitors must be 17 or older (or accompanied by a parent or legal guardian). To schedule, call 815-774-7950 during visitation hours (9:15 am to 12:00 pm and 1:00 pm to 4:15 pm). Arrive at the Video Visitation Center 15 minutes before your scheduled time. Anyone incarcerated at the facility within the last 30 days is not allowed to visit. Temporary guidelines effective June 17, 2020 may limit visits to one per week until Phase 4, cap visitors at two per visit until Phase 5, and require face coverings. Expect visitor searches, and know that visits may be monitored or recorded.
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Visiting at Will County Adult Detention Facility is appointment-based, and a couple of rules can stop a visit before it starts. Here's how to schedule, show up ready, and avoid common problems.
Video visits at Will County Adult Detention Facility are scheduled by phone and take place at the Video Visitation Center in Joliet. Here's what to call, when to call, what to bring, and the rules that can get your visit denied if you're not prepared.
Video visits at Will County Adult Detention Facility are scheduled by phone and take place at the Video Visitation Center in Joliet. Here are the numbers you need, when to call, and the rules that catch first-timers off guard.
Visiting someone at the Will County Adult Detention Facility gets a lot easier once you know the phone number, the booking window, and what to expect when you arrive. Here's how scheduling works at the Will County Video Visitation Center, plus key rules that could affect whether you get in.
Call 815-774-7950 during visitation hours (9:15 am–12:00 pm and 1:00 pm–4:15 pm) to book a visit. Appointments are first-come, first-served and cannot be scheduled more than 48 hours in advance.
Most inmates can receive two visits per week. Each visit lasts 30 minutes under the facility’s visitation schedule.
Yes. Temporary guidelines effective June 17, 2020 may limit visits to one per week until Phase 4, cap visitors at two per visit until Phase 5, and require face coverings.
Want to talk with someone housed at Will County Adult Detention Facility? Start with the phone setup. Inmates can only make collect calls to numbers registered through Smart Communications (SmartJailMail). If your number isn't in the system, the call simply won't connect.
Posting bail is stressful—especially if you've never done it before. Here's exactly how to post bail at Will County Adult Detention Facility: where to go, what they accept, and what to know if you're paying by card or from out of state.
Posting bail is usually time-sensitive. Here's where to go at Will County Adult Detention Facility, what payment methods they accept, and what to do if you're paying from out of state.
