How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Visiting at Wrightsville Unit takes some planning, especially if the facility uses video-based visits. Many Arkansas facilities rely on video visitation through on-site kiosks or remote connections with third-party vendors, so confirm whether in-person contact visits are currently offered. Appointments are commonly required, and visits tend to be short with limits on frequency. Check the current visiting days, time slots, and any weekly caps before you go. Make sure you verify the inmate's housing location and complete any required visitor approval or registration. If you're not on the approved list, your visit will be denied. Bring a government-issued photo ID, plus any documents needed for minors. If a website or vendor portal is down, call the unit directly to confirm the rules, schedule, and accepted vendor.
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Many Arkansas facilities use video visitation instead of in-person contact visits, and the rules vary by unit. Check Wrightsville Unit's official page or call the unit directly to confirm what types of visits are currently allowed.
Adults should bring a government-issued photo ID. Minors often need proof of age or guardianship, and you should confirm any additional approval or documentation requirements with the unit before traveling.
Visits commonly require scheduled appointments. You may also need to set up a vendor account and get connection approvals first. Make sure you're on the inmate's approved visitor list, then schedule through the facility or vendor portal. If the site is unclear or unavailable, call the unit directly.
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Wrightsville Unit has a rated capacity of 850 inmates.
