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Appointments exceeding one hour require approval from the Program Manager or Shift Supervisor. After 72 hours of detention, youths may receive one hour of in-person visitation per week, on Mondays, Wednesdays, or Fridays, limited to individuals approved by the courts. Visitors aged 18 or older must present photo identification and sign the visitors' log. Those not on the approved list must remain in their vehicles, and unattended children are not the responsibility of the facility.
Only parents/guardians, grandparents, siblings aged 10 and younger, and one pastor may be added to a youth's visitation list. Any visitor posing a safety or security risk may be removed with administrative approval. Intoxicated or disorderly visitors will be asked to leave, with law enforcement called if necessary. Tobacco products are prohibited, and all packages entering visitation are subject to search. Personal belongings should be stored in visitors' cars or lockers provided, and outer clothing must be removed before entering the visitation room. Youth must undergo strip searches after each visit, and shoes are not permitted in the visitation area.
Attorneys may visit at any time but must schedule their visits and use of visitation rooms. They must sign in and out, indicate the purpose of their visit, and their visits do not count toward regular weekly visits. Visitation rooms are monitored via intercom from the main control room, and visitors are instructed on intercom use before being locked in the visitation room. Outside drinks are prohibited during visitations, and if a visit coincides with meal times, youths will consume a prepared meal or snack provided by the facility.
Additionally, video visitation is now an option, subject to similar charges as the youth phone system.