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A. An inmate requesting to receive a visit must first submit an Inmates Application for Visiting Privileges (DOC-3007). This is required for each individual the inmate is requesting to include on their respective authorized visitor list, (Maximum 5). The exception to the maximum of five (5) is if there are copies of certified birth certificates demonstrating that the inmate has more than five (5) biological children. The visiting room officer will then complete the top portion of the Inmate Visiting Application form(s) (DOC-3000), initial, date, and mail the form to the prospective visitor(s). The Inmates Application for Visiting Privileges (DOC-3007) will be filed by the visiting room officer, awaiting return of the Inmate Visiting Application (DOC-3000). Any individual requesting to visit an inmate can print out a copy of the Nevada Department of Corrections (NDOC) Visiting Application Form (DOC 3000) located on the departments website at http://doc.nv.gov. The form must be completed before submitting via mail with attention, Visiting. If the prospective visitor does not have the resources to print the form, they are encouraged to visit their local public library for access to computers, internet and printers. Visiting application forms can also be obtained in person at any NDOC institution during normal business hours (Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. If the inmate has not requested the individual on their visitor log, the application will be denied.
B. The prospective visitor must mail the completed Visiting Application Form (DOC-3000) to the institution where the inmate is currently being housed for processing. Applications must be completed. Any omission of information, whether intentional or unintentional may be cause for denial of visiting privileges.
C. Upon receipt of the prospective visitors application, an officer assigned to the visiting room will confirm that the form is complete and that the inmate has submitted a request (DOC-3007) for the prospective visitor. The application will then be logged into the SCOPE book and the visitor information will be entered into the Nevada Offender Tracking Information System (NOTIS).
D. If the Institution the inmate is housed does not run their own background checks, the Inmate Visiting Application(s) will be grouped into a maximum number of five (5) applications and sent along with a National Crime Information Center (NCIC) Operator Application Form (DOC-2017) to: Nevada Department of Corrections Attn: NCIC P.O. Box 7011 Carson City, NV 89702
E. When the SCOPE is returned from the NCIC, it will be evaluated by the Warden/Designee appointed to the desired visiting institution, in accordance with the guidelines set forth in this manual and noted as approved or disapproved with a signature.
F. Visiting Files/Cards:
A. Prior Approval:
B. Identity of Visitor:
(a) The person bringing the non-biological child/children for visitation must provide appropriate documentation such as a birth certificate or court document establishing their relationship with the child/children prior to the visit.
(b) Unless there is a court order, visits will not be approved regardless of the childs relationship, if the child/children are a victim of the inmate.
(c) A notarized statement is required from the parent of the child/children or a “legal guardian” if the child/children are visiting without their parent.
(d) A non-family member of the child cannot bring the child/children to visit the inmate. However, an immediate family member may bring the child/children to visit if:
1. A notarized statement approving such a visit is received from the custodial parent/legal guardian.
2. The immediate family member is an approved visitor of the inmate.
C. Visits by Relatives:
D. Visits by Friends:
(1) Friends of an inmate may visit, but must abide by the criteria set forth in sections 1 and 2 above. The Warden or Associate Warden must approve any exceptions.
E. Visits by Former Inmates or Persons on Parole or Probation:
(1) No person who has been convicted of a felony in any state will be allowed to visit unless prior written approval is received from the Deputy Director. This responsibility cannot be delegated.
(a) The request will be submitted to the Warden for initial consideration and then to the appropriate Deputy Director for review based upon the recommendation of the Warden.
(b) Ex-felons, other than immediate family members, who are approved for visiting, should be individuals who are representatives of approved organizations or agencies arranging employment or other valuable assistance to the inmate.
(c) Persons on probation or parole must obtain written consent from their case supervisor before the visits will be considered. Persons with charges pending against them will be denied visiting privileges, unless the Warden or Deputy Director approves their visitation request.
F. Visits Between Current and Former Employees and Current Inmates:
(1) Current and former employees of the NDOC may request visiting privileges with an inmate on an individual basis. The request will be submitted to the Warden for initial consideration and recommendation, and to the Deputy Director for final approval.
G. Persons Visiting More than One (1) Inmate:
(1) No person may be given permission to visit more than one (1) inmate of the NDOC except:
(a) Attorneys; or
(b) Clergy; or
(c) Immediate family members; or
(d) In the event that two (2) or more immediate family members are inmates in the NDOC and a visitor received approval to visit them, this visitor will not be given approval to visit any other non-family inmate.
(2) Immediate inmate family members that are housed at the same institution and in the same custody level will be authorized for visits with approved immediate family members at the same time and location.
(3) Approval for a person to change from one visiting list to another will only be considered after the applicant has terminated, in writing, visiting with the original party for a period of at least six months, unless there are extenuating circumstances involved.
(a) The request will be submitted to the Warden for consideration.
(b) If removed from a visiting list by the visitor or inmates request, the visitor may not re-apply for a period of at least six months.
H. Health Restrictions:
(1) Any person presenting any potential health problems to inmates or staff will not be allowed to receive visitation privileges. The institutions medical department will make this determination upon notification by the visiting room staff.
(2) Inmates housed in the infirmary will receive visits in accordance with AR 619, Institutional Infirmary Care.
I. Inter-Institutional Visits: Inmates may be considered to visit immediate family members in another institution if the relationship can be verified.
(1) Only immediate family members will be considered and approval must be received from both institutional Wardens.
(2) This will be considered in emergency situations such as a death within the inmates immediate family.
J. Outside Groups and News Media:
Visits from outside groups, or the media will be conducted in accordance with Administrative Regulation 120, concerning News, Media Contacts and Press Releases.
K. Members of the Clergy:
(1) Members of the clergy, as recognized by the chaplain, Warden or Associate Warden need not be placed on the approved visitor list. However, proper identification is required and must be produced upon request.
(2) Members of the clergy are subject to visiting rules and regulations.
L. Attorneys: Attorney visits will be conducted in accordance with Administrative Regulation 722, Inmate Legal Access.
M. Volunteers: this program functions as a separate entity from the normal visitation program and will be handled in accordance with Administrative Regulation 802, Community Volunteer Program.
A. Special visits are an exception. The Warden or Associate Warden may approve the following types of special visits; however, these visits must be approved no less than 24-hours in advance. Additionally, all special visits prior to the background check may be subject to
NON-CONTACT ONLY VISIT, as determined by the Warden:
(1) Verified immediate family members may be approved for a one-time/noncontact only visit prior to the visiting application being approved.
(2) Prospective employers, sponsors, parole advisors or private therapists (recognized professionals).
(3) Official visitors.
(4) Approved visitors arriving at the facility to visit on a day other than regular scheduled visiting days.
B. If absolutely necessary, special visits may be approved for hours other than the normal scheduled visiting hours, or for longer durations than a regular visiting schedule would allow.
C. All other circumstances for Special Visits are at the discretion of the Warden.
A. The Warden may choose to open the Visiting Room on holidays that may fall on days in which visiting is normally closed (e.g. Thanksgiving and Christmas). These special arrangements will be determined in advance and posted accordingly so that visitors can make arrangements.
B. Holidays bring an increased number of visitors. It is at the discretion of the Gatehouse and Visiting Officers to adjust the length of time for visits in order to accommodate all those scheduled.
(1) Certain allowances for the length of a visit may be approved for visitors who have traveled from a great distance.
(2) All visits should be scheduled with the Institutions Visiting Room Officer to avoid overcrowding.
A. High Risk Potential (HRP) inmates will visit behind glass only, unless specifically approved for a contact visit by the Warden. (In cases of contact visits for HRP inmates, Correctional Emergency Response Team (CERT) staff will be present during the visit. HRP inmates are to remain in waist and leg restraints during the visit). For Attorney visits with an HRP inmate, CERT staff will remain outside of the visiting room and staff will maintain visual contact.
A. Sign(s) will be conspicuously posted at the road(s) and checkpoint entrances to each institution/facility stating:
(1) “ALL PERSONS AND VEHICLES ARE SUBJECT TO SEARCH. FIREARMS, WEAPONS, DRUGS, ALCOHOL, AND TOBACCO PRODUCTS ARE PROHIBITED. VIOLATORS WILL BE PROSECUTED.”
(2) “NO UNAUTHORIZED CELL PHONES OR ELECTRONIC DEVICES ARE ALLOWED WITHIN THE INSTITUTION.”
(3) “NO TOBACCO PRODUCTS BEYOND THIS POINT.”
B. Video or other surveillance may be conducted in the Visiting Room. C. Each institution/facility shall maintain a record of the names of all visitors admitted to the institution to visit inmates including: sufficient identification of the visitor, the dates and times of arrival, departure and purpose. This record shall be maintained along with or separate from the inmates visitation file. This information is logged on the Daily Visitor Sign-In Sheet (DOC-3004).
D. Visitors shall not enter any area of the institution/facility except for approved visitation areas and approved routes to and from these areas.
E. Any visitor who refuses to sign a Consent to Search form (DOC-1615) or submit to a routine search will not be allowed to visit.
F. Visitors will submit to a search of their person (i.e., clothed body search and metal detector inspection), vehicle or any other property, in which they have brought onto NDOC property. All visitors may also be fingerprinted.
G. If at any time during the process of searching or visiting, there is reasonable suspicion that a visitor has possession of contraband, a shift supervisor will be notified.
(1) Reasonable suspicion includes, but is not limited to, unauthorized touching between the visitor and inmate or unauthorized actions between visitors and the other inmates in the visiting room.
(2) The shift supervisor must be contacted and must respond to the visiting area. The shift supervisor will then assess the situation and determine the appropriate course of action.
(3) If it is believed/determined that the visitor has violated any rules of the visitation, the visit may then be terminated in accordance with institutional policy.
(4) If it is believed that a criminal act has been committed by the visitor (ie, possession of an illegal substance) the Associate Warden/Warden will be notified and the appropriate local law enforcement agency will be contacted to respond.
(5) The Officer, as well as the Shift Commander shall document the entire incident in NOTIS and advise the Associate Warden and/or the Warden of a decision and/or disposition concerning the status of the visitor, including, this visitor receiving further visits to any of NDOCs Institutions.
H. When an inmate needs to use the restroom, a visiting officer of the same gender will pat down the inmate entering and leaving the restroom and step inside of the restroom with the inmate throughout his/her use of the facilities at the discretion of a Visiting Officer Supervisor.
(1) This will ensure the integrity of the visiting room.
(2) This will be completed by the officer of the same gender.
A. The intended visit may be denied by the shift supervisor if: (1) The visitor refuses to show appropriate and bona-fide identification (Federal, State or International issued photographic identification Card).
(2) The visitor refuses to submit to a routine inspection of his person, property or vehicle. (3) The visitor is under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
(4) The visitor fails or refuses to control their children.
(5) The visitor is not appropriately dressed.
(6) There is insufficient space or security for visiting. Denials must be documented in shift logs and appropriate NOTIS entries must be completed. Visitors may appeal to the Warden of the facility on the next business day following the denial.
(1) Visitors violate visitation conduct rules.
(2) Visitors fail to control children.
(3) Visitors and inmate engage in publicly unacceptable physical contact.
(4) Visitors or inmate defaces furniture, walls, carpets or other fixtures.
(5) The inmate violates institutional rules, regulations or procedures.
C. The Warden or Associate Warden may suspend visiting privileges of a visitor indefinitely due to the seriousness of the offense and will be reviewed every six (6) months for reconsideration by the Warden at the written request of the visitor. Possible suspension offenses include:
(1) The visitor and/or inmate appear to be inebriated.
(2) Visitor and/or inmate repeatedly violate rules.
(3) Visitor continually fails to control children.
(4) Visitor and/or inmate will not, after verbal warnings, refrain from publicly unacceptable physical contact.
(5) Visitor and/or inmate possess any contraband.
D. Denial and any subsequent restriction, suspension, or termination of previously approved visits, shall be documented for inclusion in the inmates visiting file and a copy sent to the application/visitor as soon as practicable.
(1) Such documentation will include the name of the official taking or ordering the action, clearly explain the reason for the action, the length of time in which the action will apply, the circumstances under which the action will be reconsidered and instructions for appealing the action taken.
(2) An entry in NOTIS will be made for any denial or termination of a visit. An OIC will also be completed, when appropriate.
E. The visiting center is furnished and maintained in order to make the visit as pleasant as possible. Any abuse of the facilities or intentional damage to furnishings may result in termination of current and future visits.
F. Visitors must confine their visits to the area specifically set aside for visiting. Wandering about can result in the termination of the visit.
A. When a visitor has arrived at the institution and has been processed by the gatehouse officer or other designated visitor point of entry, the visiting room officer will be notified of the inmate who is receiving a visit. (Pink card, file and NOTIS will be reviewed, and the file should be kept available by Visiting Room staff for reference during the visit.)
B. The visiting room officer will notify the inmate of the visit only after verifying that the visitor has been authorized to enter the facility. This will be accomplished by notifying:
(1) The inmates housing unit;
(2) The inmates work assignment; and
(3) Paging the inmate on the yard.
C. If the inmate has not arrived within a reasonable amount of time, the visiting room officer will determine if the inmate was notified. If the inmate was not notified, the officer will again attempt to reach the inmate. The officer will also notify the shift supervisor that the inmate was not able to be located.
A. When an inmate arrives at visiting, he will receive a clothed or unclothed search by visiting room officers per institutional discretion.
B. Areas may be assigned for seating at the discretion of the Visiting Room Officer.
C. Inmate dress code for visiting:
(1) Inmates will bring with them their NDOC identification card which will be handed over to the Visiting Officer upon entry into the Visiting Room and returned upon release from the Visiting Room. (2) Inmates will wear only State issued or resembling issued blue denim shirts and pants. Shirts will be tucked in and buttoned to the second button from the top. Clothes should be neat, unsoiled, and un-tattered.
(3) A white crew neck T-shirt and underwear will be worn beneath the above approved items at all times in the visiting area. Failure to comply will result in termination of the visit.
D. The inmate will be allowed into visiting with:
(1) An ID card.
(2) Photo Coupons from the Canteen.
(3) Wedding Ring.
(4) One (1) necklace of a religious nature (as approved by AR 810).
E. Inmates will not be allowed to:
(1) Wear or take a jacket into the visiting room.
(2) Wear or take jewelry, other than a wedding ring and one (1) necklace, which is of a religious nature, into the visiting room.
(3) Wear clothing that violates the institutional inmate dress code.
(4) Bring unauthorized items to the Visiting area; i.e. watches, earrings, sunglasses, etc. (These items must be left in their units and will not be held by staff).
F. During the visit, inmate(s) will not be permitted to:
(1) Wear or put on clothing and/or jewelry belonging to a visitor.
(2) Accept and/or receive any item from a visitor except for items purchased from the vending machines in the visiting area.
A. Failure to comply with these rules may result in the termination of the visit.
B. Inmates must remain seated at their assigned tables unless authorized by the visiting room officer to move from that position.
C. Inmates may not utilize the vending machines. Inmates may have their visitor purchase any item they desire from the vending machines.
D. Authorized physical contact with visitors shall be limited to:
(1) One (1) embrace and one (1) kiss at the beginning and end of the visitation. Placement of hands/arms during the embrace will not be below the waist area of either person.
(2) Holding hands across the top of the table (no higher than elbows).
E. Unauthorized physical contact includes:
(1) Petting.
(2) Sitting in laps (excluding children).
(3) Laying against, across or on top of one another.
(4) Close body contact while standing, sitting, or lying on the ground.
(5) Sharing chairs.
F. Inmates will remain on opposite sides of tables from their visitors at all times.
G. Occupants of the visiting area must remain appropriately clothed at all times.
H. Minors will be the responsibility of the adult visitor they came in with. I. Only items in which the inmate was authorized to bring into visiting may be taken out of visiting (with the exception of photos taken by Staff).
The visiting center is furnished and maintained in order to make visits as pleasant as possible. Any deliberate or negligent abuse of these facilities may result in suspension of current and future visits. A. Visitors must wear sensible, conservative attire as outlined below.
B. Visitors will not be allowed to wear clothing similar to a standard inmate issue; i.e., blue denim shirts and/or pants (jeans).
C. Visitors will not be permitted to enter any Institution/facility if they do not meet dress code standards. Persons may not enter the prison grounds barefoot or wearing shorts, midriffs, halter, tank tops, or wrap-around skirts etc.
D. Visitors must conduct themselves in an acceptable manner and are subject to the rules at all times while on or near the premises of the institution they are visiting.
E. Minors, under the age of sixteen (16) years old must be under the direct supervision of an adult visitor(s).
CLOTHING:
Visitors are expected to wear sensible, conservative attire. The following is issued as a guideline:
A. No blue denim jeans, jackets, skirts, etc.
B. No shorts, (exception: children under the age of eight (8) years).
C. No white T-shirts.
D. No see-through clothing.
E. No bare midriffs blouses.
F. No halter or tank tops.
G. No sleeveless shirts.
H. No revealing or low-cut blouses, dresses or shirts (front collar should be no less than 2 inches above cleavage).
I. No plunging necklines either on the back or front of any garment.
J. No mini-skirts or mini-dresses, as defined as less than two inches above the knee.
K. No slits longer than three inches (3") in skirts/dresses.
L. No wrap-around skirts
M. Spandex-type pants when worn as outer garments; i.e., stirrups, stretch, tight fitting pants will only be allowed with a shirt that extends beyond the length of the finger-tip. (Exceptions to stretch clothing will be made for pregnant women.)
N. No stretch skirts, no tight-fitting skirts of any fabric.
O. No bare-feet or flip flops. Shoes must be worn at all times. P. No hats, headbands, scarves, or bandannas.
Q. No clothing with any gang affiliation logos, foul language, offensive logos (to include but not limited to swastikas, violent images, or other, at the discretion of the designated staff member).
R. No wigs, toupees, or hair pieces.
S. No sunglasses (prescription only).
T. Ladies and men must wear undergarments as appropriate to include undergarments at all times.
U. No jewelry in excessive amounts. (At the discretion of the designated staff member)
V. Visitors should refrain from wearing heavy perfumes or body sprays. OTHER ITEMS FOR WHICH RESTRICTIONS APPLY
1. Forty dollars ($40.00) in quarters (coins) only, per adult visitor.
2. Life supporting medication only, and only in amount necessary for the duration of visit. Medication will be held by Institutional Visiting Officer during the period of the visit and may be dispensed as needed or requested.
3. If you have prosthetics devices or other medical devices please notify the visiting staff in advance so that reasonable accommodations may be made.
4. Wallets or purses may not be brought into the Institution. Small storage lockers, in limited quantities are available at some Institutions to secure such items during the visit. The Institution is not responsible for any property. Therefore, it is recommended that personal property be secured in your vehicle.
A. Two (2) diapers and five (5) baby wipes in a clear see-through bag are permitted. Exceptions for special visits lasting all day may be granted at the discretion of the visiting room officer.
B. One (1) change of clothing.
C. Formula may be brought in pre-measured into clear plastic bottles to be kept with the Visiting Officer. Allowance to fill the bottle with water and heat in a microwave will be made upon request. WARNING: Glass bottles or jars are prohibited.
D. No toys, teething rings, or strollers are permitted and should be left in the visitors car.
E. Diaper bags will be a clear plastic type, not of cloth material.
6. Coats/jackets may be worn into the institution, but not into the visiting room. Visitors may only wear light sweaters while in the visiting room. Each facility, at the discretion of the Warden, may provide either a designated area or allow for the coats/jackets to be hung on the back of the visitors chair.
7. One form of government issued positive picture identification with the visitors name, address, and description.
8. Food and other items can be purchased in the Visiting Room.
9. Chewing gum, cosmetics; i.e., lipstick is also not permitted.
10. Pictures of any type may not be brought in with visitors. All pictures must be sent through the U.S, Postal Service to the inmate.
11. Smoking materials and tobacco products, i.e., cigarettes, matches or lighters are not permitted to be brought into the Institution. The Nevada Department of Corrections is entirely tobacco product free.
12. Alcoholic beverages are prohibited by law. Any person under the influence of alcohol or drugs will be denied entry into the Institution.
13. “Contraband” items such as narcotics, dangerous drugs, firearms, and other are prohibited.
14. Cameras, Recording devices, CD players, Walkman, or any electronic devices or parts, etc. are prohibited.
15. Visitors and their children must confine their movement to going directly to and from the Visiting Room and the point of entry.
16. Visitors must confine their movement in the Visiting Room to the area specifically set aside for visiting. Wandering about could result in termination of the visit.
17. Visitors must conduct themselves in an acceptable manner. The following actions could result in suspension and possible termination of visiting privileges:
A. Serious or frequent violations of visitation rules.
B. Failure to supervise and control visiting children, to the extent that they become disruptive or destructive or interfere with the visits of others. All children will leave the visiting area with the adult that they came with, no exceptions.
C. Any inappropriate sexually stimulating activity such as:
(1) Prolonged kissing;
(2) Petting;
(3) Sitting in laps;
(4) Lying against, across or on top of one another;
(5) Close body contact while standing, sitting, or lying on the floor.
(6) Any other activity deemed unsatisfactory by Department of Corrections policies and procedures and the Visiting Officer.
D. Abusive behavior by an inmate(s) or visitor(s) toward staff or other persons in the visiting area will not be tolerated and may be cause to terminate all visiting for the day and disciplinary action against the inmates involved as well as suspension of visitation privileges.
E. Inmate and/or Visitor presence in an off-limits restricted area.
F. Defacing and/or destroying State property, furniture, walls, or any other fixture.
18. Once the visitor leaves the visiting room, they may not return.
19. Visitors will not talk or pass any item through institutional fences to staff and/or inmates.
20. No children may be left in a vehicle unsupervised while parked in the parking lot.
21. No animals may be left in a vehicle unsupervised while parked in the parking lot.
22. Any visitor change of address must be updated at the next visit.
23. Visitors who fail to abide by the visiting rules and regulations may be refused admission to the prison and/or may be removed from the visiting list by the Warden/ designee. Such action will be set forth in a written statement to the visitor and the inmate, and staff is required to document the reason for such action.
24. The Visiting Room has facilities in the visitors restroom for the changing of diapers for small children and infants.
ITEMS NOT ALLOWED IN THE VISITING ROOM
Any item not expressly permitted by this regulation will be considered prohibited. While not all items can be listed here, the following items are expressly forbidden:
1. Cell phones – or any electronic devices or parts
2. Handbags
3. Car keys
4. Identification cards (ID card, drivers license, etc.)
5. Wallets
6. Paper money (foreign or U.S.)
7. Stamps
8. Mail
9. Books, magazines, letters, papers, etc.
10. Tobacco products
11. Other medication not previously stated
13. Nail clippers or files
14. Gifts of any kind
A. Inmates and their visitors may have their photographs taken during the visit. If a photo is requested, the Visiting Officer or Canteen Photographer will be notified. The following procedures will be followed: B. Upon verification of the photograph coupon(s), the officer will escort the inmate, visitor(s) and Visiting Room photographer to the current Visiting Room photograph area. C. The photograph rules, which will be posted in the Visiting Room photography area, will be followed prior to the photograph(s) being taken. The rules are as follows: (1) No kissing or facial contact (2) No full embracing or hands below the waist (3) Visitor(s) and inmate will follow visiting dress code (4) No photographs while seated (5) No gang signs or stances (6) Standing behind is not allowed (side-by-side only) (7) Inmates are not allowed to use another inmates coupon (8) Photograph will be taken with the inmates personal visitor(s) only (9) The inmate gives the proper voucher to the photographer. The cost is per photo. Canteen voucher is the only acceptable payment for the photo. (10) The Visiting Officer or Canteen Photographer will then take the picture.
D. As soon as the photograph(s) are taken the inmate and visitor will return to their appropriate places to continue their visit. The photograph(s) will be left with the Visiting Room photographer to print. Upon completion, the pictures will be inspected by the Visiting Room Officer.
E. If the photograph(s) are acceptable, the officer will then give them to the inmate. If the Visiting Room Officer decides that the picture(s) are not acceptable in accordance with section C above, then he/she will confiscate the photograph(s) and take appropriate action.
F. The Visiting Room Officer shall stay through the entire process unless a more urgent matter requires the officers attention. The officer may stop the photograph session if for security/safety reasons it is deemed necessary.
G. Inmates on non-contact visits will not be allowed visiting photograph privileges. H. Only one inmate at a time can be in a photograph. NO EXCEPTION.
I. The Canteen Manager is responsible for documentation, camera, film, docking station, and any discrepancies in developing the photo.
J. All staff will follow AR 204, “Inmate Personal Photographs.”
A. When the Visiting Room reaches its maximum occupancy and more visitors wish to visit, the earliest recorded visitor will be asked to terminate their visit, to make room for the new arrivals. Local visitors from short distances will be terminated before visitors who have traveled longer distances, greater than 100 miles. NOTE: Legal visits are exempt from this rule.
A. Approximately five (5) minutes prior to the visiting room being closed and secured, all games, pencils and any other items that have been checked out will be returned to the visiting officer. Staff will announce “Visiting closes in 5 minutes, return checked out items, clean area and say your goodbyes”.
B. All trash on and around the tables will be disposed of in a trash receptacle.
C. Items purchased from the vending machine by the visitor become the property of the visitor and, if not consumed in visiting, must be taken out by the visitor or thrown in the trash.
D. Upon completion of the inmates visit, all inmates will receive an unclothed body search.
E. Upon completion of the “Unclothed Body Search,” with no contraband found, the Visiting Officer shall release the inmate back to their assigned area per institutional procedure.
A. The Visiting Room Porter will report to work based on the Institutions scheduled visiting days, leaving as soon as visiting is setup. The visiting room porter will ensure the tables are arranged as directed. Tables will be cleaned and sanitized daily as will the restrooms. The porter will return after visiting is over to clean up.
B. Cleanup of the Visiting Room is done after visiting is closed on scheduled visiting days. All programs after-hours will be responsible to clean and return chairs and tables to their original position.
C. The visiting room porter will not be allowed to do any type of filing or have any access to the Visiting files.
A. Occasionally, the vending machines located in the Visiting Room fail to operate properly. When this happens, an Officer will verify that the machine is inoperative. The Officer will direct the visitor to note the phone number of the vending machine company and give instructions to leave name, address, amount of loss, vending machine number. The Officer shall also indicate that a refund may take up to three (3) weeks.