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Visiting
days and times are determined by the housing unit and classification of
the inmate. Please note
visiting days and times are subject to change as inmates are re-housed
as necessary. All visitors
are subject to search while on the premises. All visitors must be 18 years
or older and be able to clear a metal detector with what they are
wearing. If you are unable
to clear the metal detector, you will not be able to visit.
Any
delays resulting from failure to do so will result in the visit being reassigned to the next
half hour.
All
visitors shall be dressed appropriately when they visit.
Attire which is similar in appearance to inmate attire or
revealing shall not be permitted. All
visitors must meet required dress code, which includes, but not limited
to: no sleeveless garments, tube tops, tank tops, spandex pants or
shorts, swim suits, short shorts or mini skirts. No hats or scarves. No
clothing with obscene, offensive or gang related designs or writing.
Shoes must be worn at all times.
No metal
objects, excessive jewelry, cell phones, pagers, lighters, matches, gum,
cigarettes, candy, medication, pens/pencils, etc. will be allowed.
No brief cases, purses or wallets.
Only one key that will get you into your vehicle will be allowed
back with you during the visit. No
key rings or car alarm remotes will be allowed.
The
Department will not be responsible for any lost, stolen, or misplaced
property. Articles are to be secured in your vehicles if necessary. No
property is to be left on the counters or held by personnel, NO
EXCEPTIONS.
No food
or drinks are allowed in either the Monroe or Leinberger facilities.
Visiting
Rules Specific ONLY To The Monroe Detention Center:
Inmates
are allowed two thirty minute visits per week. The visiting week begins
on Monday. All visitors must be present in the Monroe Detention
Center lobby thirty minutes prior to the half hour they want to visit.
Only one visitor at a time.
Visits shall begin on the half-hour,
no exceptions. Inmates may have both visits on the same day.
Visitors may visit as many inmates as they like, time providing.
All
visitors must provide a valid driver’s license or DMV issued
identification card, or a valid passport or visa, or a valid U.S.
military identification, or a valid registered alien card.
No one under the age of 18 years is allowed to visit during
regular visiting hours. All
children brought onto the premises must be accompanied by an adult, at
least 18 years old, at all times, including the parking lot. DO NOT
LEAVE CHILDREN (UNDER 18) UNATTENDED IN THE LOBBY OR
YOUR VEHICLE!
During
visits inmates
shall not receive anything from visitors without permission from the Correctional Sergeant.
Inmates
shall not take anything to the visiting area without permission from the Correctional Sergeant.
Inmates
shall leave the visiting area immediately when directed by an Officer.
Visiting
Rules Specific ONLY To The Leinberger Detention Center:
Inmates
are allowed three visitors per day.
A visitor is defined as any person of any age.
Children are allowed, but must be accompanied by their parent or
legal guardian and must be an immediate family member of the inmate.
Visits are for thirty minutes.
Visiting registration
is a first come first serve basis.
All
visitors must provide a valid driver’s license or DMV issued
identification card, or a valid passport or visa, or a valid U.S.
military identification, or a valid registered alien card.
All children brought onto the premises must be accompanied by an
adult, at least 18 years old, at all times, including the parking lot.
DO NOT
LEAVE CHILDREN (UNDER 18) UNATTENDED IN THE LOBBY OR
YOUR VEHICLE!
No
diaper bags, bottles, carry-alls, strollers, or blankets are allowed
back during the visit. Only
a pacifier will be allowed.
Visitors are subject to a search while on the premises. Visitors found
with contraband are subject to arrest.
Once
visitors leave the visiting room, the visit shall be considered
terminated.
Visitors may greet the inmates with a handshake. No further physical
contact is allowed. If there is further contact your visit shall be
terminated. All visitors and inmates shall keep both feet on the ground
at all times.
Inmates may not take anything from the housing unit to visiting and will
not receive anything from visiting to the house unit.
Family
visiting:
The
purpose of family visiting is to allow the children, younger siblings
and grandchildren under the age of 18 years to visit with their
incarcerated parent/guardian or grandparent.
Each housing unit and classification is assigned one specific
Monday of the month for family visiting.
It is the inmate’s responsibility to sign up for family
visiting. Once it has been
approved, it is the inmate’s responsibility to advise the family of
the date and time of the visit. Only
two children, accompanied by an adult, are allowed back at a time for a
thirty-minute visit. Each
child is allowed only one thirty minute visit. If there are more than
two children signed up to visit, then there must be another adult
accompanying children waiting in the lobby or parking lot. Unaccompanied
or uncontrolled children will result in termination of the visit.
DO NOT
LEAVE CHILDREN (UNDER 18) UNATTENDED IN THE LOBBY OR
YOUR VEHICLE!
Only eligible children and adults that are
signed up by the inmate will be allowed to visit. The same dress code,
id requirements, and security clearance procedures apply to family
visiting as with regular visiting.
All visitors must be in the lobby of the Monroe Detention Center
thirty minutes prior to the half hour they are scheduled to visit.
Professional
or clergy visiting:
All
professional visitors must provide appropriate, valid agency
identification or professional license or certification, as well as a
valid driver’s license or DMV issued identification card.
No brief cases, portfolios, wallets, purses, cell phones, pagers,
lighters, matches, gum, cigarettes, candy, medication, etc., are allowed
back during the visit. If a
professional visitor cannot clear the metal detector, then they will be
wanded prior to visiting. No
key rings or car alarm remotes will be allowed.
Property cannot be left on the counters or with staff.
Only one writing instrument and relevant paperwork are allowed.
All materials are subject to search prior to the visit.
Only the attorney of record or designated representatives of the
attorney of record that have been pre-approved by the Facility Manager
and/or Jail Commander may have contact visits. Any
other professional or clergy visit will be through the glass.
Professional visiting hours are 7am to 11pm, except during inmate
movement for transportation to and from court and meal times. Meal times are 11am to 12pm for lunch and 4pm to 5pm for
dinner.
PROPERTY AND MONEY
If an inmate is to
have money sent to him/her by mail, it must be a Postal money order.
Government checks will be honored. Cash will not be accepted by mail,
but may be delivered in person to the front desk. Personal checks shall
not be accepted.
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