FAQs
1-
How can I visit an
inmate?
2-
When can an inmate
have visitors?
3-
Can I bring anything to give to an
inmate?
4-
When can an inmate
change their visiting list?
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Am I on an
inmate’s visiting list?
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How can I put
money on an inmate’s account?
VISITING RULES AND REGULATIONS
VISITOR ORIENTATION PACKET
VISITING REGULATIONS
General Visitor rules
1.
Visitors shall be required to present a picture ID to include one of the
following:
A.
Valid driver’s license with picture.
B.
Valid Utah
identification card with picture
C.
Valid passport with picture
D.
Armed forces identification card with picture.
E.
Identification cards issued by the U.S. Department of
Justice-Immigration and Naturalization Service.
F.
Valid School identification card with picture (for ages 12-16 only).
G.
Children 12 years of age and older must have a picture ID.
*******The absence of identification or other information
or knowledge from which identification can be verified will be cause for denial
of visits until such verification is obtained.*****
2.
Visitors will check in at the visitation desk located at the visitation
desk located in the front lobby. Picture ID must be presented to the Corrections
Officer at this time.
3.
Visitors shall be given a copy of Visitor Rules prior to their initial
visit:
A.
The visitor shall read the visiting rules and ask visiting staff any
questions.
B.
Visitors shall read and sign the Visitor Consent Form attached to this
packet, indicating that hey have read and understood the rules prior to their
second visit.
C.
Visitors shall sign that they will comply with all visitor rules and orders
given by the Correctional Staff.
4.
Visitors not in compliance with visiting rules will be warned and/or
have their visit terminated.
5.
These rules apply without exception to all visitors.
6.
Visitors will only have access to those areas specifically designated
for visitors.
7.
All visitors under the age of 18 must visit with a parent, legal
guardian or grandparent.
8.
Revisions to the Visitation Rules and Regulations given by the
Department Staff shall be posted in the visiting area 30 days prior to the
implementation of such rules.
VISITOR
LIST/AUTHORIZATION
1.
The inmate must be here for 72 hours before they may have a visit.
The visitation officer will count 72 hours from the time of booking.
2.
A visitor must be on the inmate’s current visiting list prior to
visiting that particular inmate.
VISITOR CONDUCT
- You may
not go back to the visiting booth until instructed by the visiting staff.
- Children
are not allowed to use the rest rooms without adult supervision.
- Any
visitor found in possession of contraband shall be detained and the matter
referred to a supervisor. In addition, the visitor may have their
visiting privileges suspended, restricted or revoked and their name
removed from the inmate’s visiting.
*****For the purpose of this
rule, contraband is defined as anything not authorized by the Box Elder County
Sheriff Department****
- Any
visitor found in possession of or under the influence of drugs or alcohol
may be subject to arrest.
- A
visit may be terminated for foul and abusive language/conduct or refusal
to comply with the Box Elder County Jail Operation rules, policies and
procedures.
- Visitors
with babies shall bring no more than one bottle (clear plastic) per baby
into the visiting area. ALL BABY CARRIERS will be inspected
by the visitation officer. This means the baby will be removed from
the carrier and all clothing, blankets, etc., will be gone through before
entry to visiting area. During the visit, the carrier will be placed
up against the wall on the floor directly behind the booth that the parent
is visiting in. The child will be held by the parent during the
course of the visit and returned to the carrier when the visit is
terminated. AT NO TIME will children of any age be allowed to
sit on the table in front of the window at the visitation booth Failure to
comply will terminate visit.
- Visiting
children’s BEHAVIOR is the responsibility of the adults they are
with. Sanitation problems caused by the children shall be taken care
of immediately.
- Visitors
cannot bring cameras or audio/video recording devices, pagers or cell
phones into the visiting area.
- All
property must be placed into a locker; the visitation officer will give
you a token to lock your belongings in a locker.
- Visitors
must be present 20 minutes before the visit starts to present ID to the
officer and secure belongings in lockers, ets. Visitors who do not
arrive early will be scheduled at the next available visiting time.
Please see attached copy of visiting schedule.
- Inmates
cannot remain in visiting for longer than 30 minutes at one time. They
can leave and come back twice in one day for a total of one hour, but they
must leave the visitation booth after 30 minutes. All inmates are
placed into and taken out of visitation at the same time.
- Once
the visitation officer lets you know your visit is over you must leave
immediately.
- For
security reasons, visitors must not wear clothing in any way resembles
jail issued inmate clothing.
- All
visitors shall be modestly dressed to be permitted access to the visiting
area. No bare midriffs, see through blouses, tube or tank tops,
sleeve-less shirts, stretch pants are allowed. Dresses, shorts,
skirts, split skirts, or culottes must touch the bottom of the
kneecap. Tight, suggestive or sexually revealing attire is
forbidden. All outer garments such as hats, hoods, scarves, shawls,
sweaters, coats, gloves, earmuffs, vests, overshoes, etc, will be stored
in the lockers provided until after the visit. Visitors in
violation of this dress code will be sent home to change before they can
visit. The Box Elder County Sheriff Department will have the final
word in all matters of dress.
- Limitations
on length and frequency of visits and on the number of persons permitted
to visit at one time will be imposed to avoid overcrowding or the unequal
allocation of visiting time or for other compelling reasons.
- Inmates
will be allowed two weekly 30 minute visits with up to 2 visitors at one
time. This 30 minute policy will be strictly enforced because any
extension of this time denies other inmates their visiting time.
Failure of an inmate to comply will result in loss of visiting privileges.
- Visitors
and inmates are not allowed to sit or stand on the visiting tables or
chairs. Sitting or standing on the tables and chairs will result in
your visit to be terminated.
- Visitors
must keep their feet off of the walls tables. The visitor must sit
on the chair during the visit.
- Visitors
and inmates are not allowed to touch or kiss the lexan window. Doing
so will result in your visit to be terminated.
- The
noise level must stay at a minimum. It is not necessary to yell in
the visiting booths, if everyone will speak at a regular tone of voice you
will all be able to hear each other just fine. Otherwise if you yell
during your visit it causes everyone else to yell and no one can
hear. Yelling and screaming can cause your visit to be terminated.
PROCESSING
VISITORS ENTERING VISITING AREA
- Visitors
shall leave their identification at the visiting desk during the course of
the visit.
- Visitation
Officer shall verify that a visitor is on an inmate’s approved visiting
list.
- Identification
will be returned at the end of the visit after the visitor has retrieved
their belongings from the locker and returned the coin/token to the
visitation officer.
UPDATE OF VISITING LISTS
- The
visitor list shall remain valid for the time the inmate is in this
facility. The inmates may update their lists at the first of each
month. When an inmate is released their list will be deleted.
(To check to see
if you are on an inmate’s visitation list call 435-734-3830)
- Visitors
must notify the visiting staff in writing of any change of address of
approved visitors within ten days of new address. Failure to do so
can result in visiting privileges being revoked.
COMMISSARY
MONEY FOR INMATES
- All
commissary money must be brought in on regular visiting days and times
only. The days and times of visiting are as follows: Tuesday
through Friday from 10:00 am to 5 pm and Saturdays from 9 am to 4
pm. Money will not be collected at any other time.
You can send mail addressed to the inmate to
P.O. Box 888
Brigham City, UT
84302
You can include a money order with the inmate’s
incoming mail.
VISITING SCHEDULE
As of 1/12/2004
TUESDAY THROUGH
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
10:00
AM
9:00 AM
10:30
AM
9:30 AM
11:00
AM
10:00 AM
11:30
AM
10:30 AM
LUNCH
11:00 AM
1:00
PM
11:30 AM
1:30
PM
LUNCH
2:00
PM
1:00 PM
2:30
PM
1:30 PM
3:00
PM
2:00 PM
3:30
PM
2:30 PM
4:00
PM
3:00 PM
4:30
PM
3:30 PM
PLEASE NOTE THESE RESTRICTIONS:
1. Every Tuesday and
the 2nd Saturday of each month you may visit FEMALE INMATES
ONLY ATH THE TIMES LISTED ABOVE.
2. Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday, and the 1st, 3rd, and 4th,
Saturdays are MALE INMATE VISITING AT THE TIMES LISTED ABOVE.
3. Inmates are allowed
two (on-half hour) visits a week, for a total of one hour per week. The
week starts on Tuesday and ends on Saturday. All inmates must be here 72
hours before they may have a visit.
4. ALL VISITORS MUST
HAVE AN I.D. AND BE ON THE INMATE’S VISITING LIST IN ORDER TO BE ALLOWED TO
VISIT. THERE WILL BE NO EXCEPTIONS.
5. Visiting starts
on the half hour, if the visitor is here at 2:35 their visiting time will not
begin until 3:00. We suggest you come in at least 15 minutes earlier
than the time at which you wish to visit.
6. In the event of
overcrowding, your visit may be pushed ahead to the next time slot.
7. VISITING MAY
BE CLOSED DOWN AT ANYTIME FOR JAIL SECURITY.
REVISED 8/26/05