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1. Identification Badge and pass
2. Wedding ring.
3. Comb
4. Heart medication, medical alert braclet, necklace, or asthma inhaler
5. Approved religious medallions or necklaces
6. Legal papers approved by the facility attorney, unit team manager, or shift supervisor before entering the visiting room
7. Inmates are not allowed to wear tennis shoes to visit unless medically authorized

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• hold hands while walking in the visiting room;
• holding hands is permissible while sitting at the tables only if both inmate's and visitor's hands are situated on top of the table in plain view of the visiting staff; and,
• hug and kiss at the beginning and end of the visit for a period of time not to exceed one minute

Inmates and visitors are not permitted to:

• sleep, if visitor is over 12 years of age;
• lie upon one another;
• move chairs and tables from original position;
• pet, stroke, or massage one another or themselves;
• initiate or participate in any act that may be construed as horseplay;
• move their chairs into a position, or position themselves in a manner where both inmates and visitors have their backs to the visiting room staff;
• engage in any type of activity that would be considered as "hair care";
• chew gum;
• no food allowed for the inmate on non-contact visit;
• lean or rest head or body on each other; and
• no garment shall block the view of staff at any time.

The visit may be terminated for other personal contact.

The visit will be terminated if it is apparent that the conduct of the inmate or visitors is disruptive to other visitors.

Animals and minor children cannot be left unattended in a vehicle.

Any inmate convicted of a disciplinary report for any misconduct occurring during a visit or while still on the premises of the visiting room, including the shakedown area of same, will be subject to loss of visiting privileges for such a period as may be determined by the Warden.

Once a disciplinary report is received, the inmate will be placed in non-contact visiting status. This status remains in effect until dismissed or the Warden's administrative review is completed. If the conviction is upheld, the Deputy Warden of Programs will notify the inmate of the visiting suspension which will be a minimum of 90 days and will be effective the date of the completed administrative review.

Parents, guardians and grandparents will be responsible for supervising and controlling the behavior of their children. Cell phones/cameras must be secured in personal vehicles; not to be taken in to the facility.

Visitors are not allowed to talk to inmates through the fence.

Person(s) believed to be under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs will not be permitted to visit under any circumstances. Visitors smelling of intoxicating beverages or appearing intoxicated or drugged will be seen by the Enforcement, Apprehensions and Investigations staff or the Shift Supervisor.

If an inmate has a positive urinalysis (UA) or refuses to provide a sample for testing, or is hoarding medication, or any violation related to unauthorized drugs or narcotics, he will be placed on non-contact visiting for a minimum of 90 days.

If the inmate is found not guilty at the disciplinary hearing, contact visits will be reinstated immediately. At the end of the 90 days, an inmate may send a request to the Deputy Warden of Program's Office to have his contact visits reinstated. Should an inmate receive a second report in a 12-month period, visiting privileges will be suspended for six months. Each additional report within the 12-month period will mean another six months of suspension.

All inmates will wear suitable undergarments and state issued attire at all times to visit. In no case will an inmate be permitted to attend a visit with any sex organ uncovered, it must be covered by a suitable undergarment or alternative garment approved by a physician.
 

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1. Each visitor must present one item of positive identification at the time of each visit. Visitors may retain their vehicle keys that have no battery operated devices on key ring.
2. Visitors are permitted to bring in no more than $50.00 per person in coins/tokens money into the facility to purchase beverages from the vending machines located in each visiting area.
3. Medication of an emergency nature and/or medical equipment may be brought into the visiting room at the discretion of the Visiting Officer in Charge.
4. Visitors may not bring any personal property, except for legal papers in reasonable quantities, for the inmate to see or to leave with the inmate. Any exchange of these items must be done in front of the Visiting Room Officer. Visitors will be allowed to bring schoolbooks and papers so the inmate may help the child with homework. Family photographs will be allowed to be viewed by the inmate but the inmate will not be allowed to keep the photographs. (Polaroid's Prohibited)
5. Infant care (age 0-3 years) items are limited to the following non-glass items:

• one infant carrier
• one toy, not stuffed
• one blanket
• one pacifier
• one container pre-moistened towels
• one container baby lotion
• one diaper bag
• baby food and formula (not in glass)
• three infant bottles
• ten diapers
• one package of breast pads
• one container baby powder
• one container salve
• one change of infant clothes
• one days dose of prescription medicine
• baby stroller
 

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