Corrections

6. Visitors may be barred and/or prohibited from visiting for actions such as, but not limited to: fighting, assault, planning or aiding an escape, security violations, disrespect toward department staff, unruly behavior, any sexual behavior, possession/passing contraband, appearing to be under the influence of alcohol/drugs, inappropriate attire, failure to follow staff directives, or violation of these rules and regulations. Staff may recommend that a visitor be barred for rule violations by completing a report and reporting the matter immediately to the Shift Commander or their designee.

7. Visitors must be dressed appropriately in order to be admitted. Here are the basic guidelines:

a. Visitors clothing must be worn in an appropriate manner.

b. Appropriate shoes must be worn for basic foot protection.

c. No logos on clothing which contain pictures, slogans, or vulgarity, or any clothing determined by the Jail Division as being associated with a security threat group.

d. Excessive clothing may not be worn, such as two (2) pair of pants or an extra shirt under their top layer of clothing. No saggy and baggy pants.

e. Neckline of garments is to be no lower than three (3) inches from the base of the neck. Sleeveless shirts or dresses or clothing exposing a bare chest or midriff is not permitted.

f. No short shorts or short dresses. No midriff shirts or short shirts. Shorts must extend down to at least two (2) inches above the knee and dresses must be no more than two (2) inches above the knee while standing. Splits should not expose the leg no more than two (2) inches above the knee while standing. Underwear must be worn.

g. No spandex or spandex-type fabrics.

h. No clothing that is suggestive, provocative or offensive in nature.

i. No clothing that is transparent or translucent in nature.

j. Hats, scarves, bandannas with any form of questionable logos are not permitted.

8. Persons who are in Administrative Segregation or lockdown status cannot visit.

9. A number of items are not allow to be brought in the jail such as: food (including gum), drinks, tobacco products to include all smoking materials, purses, umbrellas, cell phones, pagers, cameras, radios, tape records/players, lighters, sharp objects and weapons, etc. The exception to this is one (1) plastic baby bottle, one (1) blanket, one (1) diaper and car seat for an infant.

10. Visitor lockers are not provided for the storage of personal items that are not allowed in the jail. The DCSO is not responsible for items left in the visitation area/lockers.

11. Individuals dropping off approved items in visitation for inmates must present valid identification (e.g., State Drivers License, State/Federal identification card, or other picture I.D.,etc.) Any item being dropped off for an inmate must be pre-approved by the appropriate Authority. The officer will notify the proper designee to verify before accepting the item and checking it for contraband. Once the item(s) has been accepted this information must be recorded in our records.

12. Other visitor rules apply. See the bulletin board in the jail lobby for updated information.

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