How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Yavapai County detention centers use video visitation. Free on-site video visits run Monday through Friday from 12:00 pm to 3:30 pm. Each session lasts 20 minutes, and there are no on-site visits on holidays. Prescott and Camp Verde have different check-in locations: at Prescott, head to the Sheriff's Office public lobby adjacent to the flagpoles. At Camp Verde, use the separate building with video monitors next to the parking area. You must schedule every visit at least one day ahead, and you can book up to 14 days in advance online or in person during visitation hours. Remote internet video visits are available for a small charge. Planning to visit remotely? Create and verify your vendor account first, and confirm any approval or ID requirements before your visit.
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On-site video visits at Yavapai County's detention centers are straightforward once you know two things: where to check in (Camp Verde and Prescott handle it differently) and how far ahead you need to schedule. Follow the steps below to pick the right location, book within the allowed window, and show up ready for your 20-minute session.
Scheduling your first video visit is straightforward once you know the two options and timing rules. Here's exactly how it works for Yavapai County's detention centers in Prescott and Camp Verde.
Visiting for the first time can feel overwhelming, especially with two detention centers to keep straight. The good news: scheduling works the same way for both — the difference is where you go and how check-in works.
Yavapai County detention centers offer both on-site and online video visitation. You'll need to schedule ahead either way. Here's what you need to know to get in the right place at the right time.
Yavapai County offers two video visit options: free on-site visits at the detention center, or remote visits you can join from anywhere with an internet connection for a small fee. The decision usually boils down to one tradeoff—save money by going in person, or save time and travel by visiting remotely.
Your first on-site visit goes smoother when you know the booking window, hours, and session limits. Here's what you need to plan your trip and avoid getting turned away.
On-site video visitation is available Monday through Friday from 12:00 pm to 3:30 pm.
Yes. Visits must be scheduled at least one day in advance and can be scheduled up to 14 days ahead, either online or in person during visitation hours.
At Prescott, check in at the Sheriff’s Office public lobby adjacent to the flagpoles. At Camp Verde, on-site visits take place in a separate building with video monitors next to the parking area.
Yavapai County gives you two ways to video visit: free sessions at the detention centers, or paid remote visits from home. Which one works best depends on cost, travel distance, and whether weekday scheduling fits your life.
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