Visitation Policy
- Visitors 16 or older must
present valid State ID to register. If your State ID is cracked, defaced
or damaged in any manner it will not be accepted.
- Visits will be 45 minutes long beginning on the hour.
- Visitors must check in 20 minutes prior to scheduled visitation time; failure to do so may result in loss of visitation.
- Visitation will be by appointment only. Visits may be scheduled up to one week in advance through the website or kiosk.
- Visits must be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance.
- All visits must be cancelled 48 hours in advance.
- If an inmate leaves the Detention Center(Jail) for any reason (including but not limited to: doctor’s visit, court in
another county, etc.), any future visits will be cancelled. You will be
responsible to reschedule those visits.
- Each visitor is permitted one visit per inmate and the inmate is allowed four visits per visitation week.
- Visits will not be scheduled by telephone. Any exception must be pre-approved by the Detention (Jail) Administrator.
- Anyone 18 or older is an adult and must have their own scheduled visit.
- Visitors may schedule visits with multiple inmates, but can only see each inmate once a day.
- Anyone causing a disturbance during visitation, including unattended children, will have their visit ended.
- Anyone misusing the visitation equipment will have their visits canceled.
- Cabarrus County reserves the right to deny any visit for inmates or visitors.
- Children under 18 MUST be accompanied by a parent or guardian and added to the visitation system as a minor visitor.
- Each visitor may be checked for outstanding criminal and civil processes.
- No smoking or impairing substance allowed at any time.
- Visitors may be subjected to a metal detector search before entering the visitation building.
- Proper attire is required at all times.
Shoes and shirts must be worn; suggestive clothing, see-through fabrics,
halter or tube tops, short shorts and mini-skirts will not be
permitted. Appropriate underclothing is required.
- The Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office records all video visitations that are not professional in nature.
For more information on visitation call 704-920-3023 during visitation hours.
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In an effort to
maintain the safety and security of the Detention Center (Jail), it is
important to establish guidelines that inmate visitors are required to
follow. Though the below policy may not cover every possible scenario,
it does cover the most common occurrences. The Detention Center (Jail) may
suspend or terminate visitation privileges to those who fail to comply
with the rules and regulations set forth in the Visitation Policy.
Level 1 Offenses
- Wearing inappropriate attire
- Failure to tend to minor children
- Disrespect to Detention Center (Jail) staff
- Creating any condition causing a disruption of others' visits
- Failure to arrive and check in for visit 20 minutes prior to scheduled start
- Failure to update personal info in visitation system (after initial warning)
- Attempting to sign in for a visit with a cracked, defaced or damaged ID card (after initial warning)
Level 2 Offenses
- Multiple level 1 offenses will equal a level 2 offense
- Cursing or using vulgar language
- Failure to keep your visitation station as clean as it was prior to the visit
- Causing any disturbance in the front lobby, including but not limited to the use of profanity or obscene remarks and gestures
- Making references to any type of criminal activity, including but not limited to gang activity, verbal threats or drug use
Level 3 Offenses
- Multiple level 2 offenses will equal a level 3 offense
- Damage to visitation equipment
- Attempting to manipulate the visitation system
- Conspiring to introduce contraband into the Detention (Jail) Facility
- Standing and/or attempting to indecently expose oneself during the visit
- Showing inappropriate pictures, articles or media through the video monitor
- Bringing or attempting to introduce a cellular device or other banned item into the video visitation room
Suspension Periods for Various Offense Levels
Level 1 offenses will result in refusal of the initial visit Level 2 offenses will result in loss of visitation privileges for one month Level 3 offenses will result in loss of visitation privileges indefinitely
All suspensions
of visitation privileges are subject to review and may be appealed to
the Visitation Supervisor. There are copies of the Visitation Policy
posted for your convenience at each visitation station as well as on the
Detention Center (Jail) website. By initially registering to visit you
acknowledged you had previously read and understood the policy.