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VISITATION GUIDELINES
SOCIAL VISITING
1. All visiting is by appointment only.
2. All inmates must fill out a visiting list.
3. They are allowed five names on the list, this includes children.
4. To visit, you must be on the inmate’s visiting list and you must call between the hours of
9 a.m. and 11 a.m. the day prior to the day you wish to visit to make an appointment.
5. Our regular visiting days are Wednesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays. Visiting
times are based upon where an inmate is housed in the facility. Inmates are authorized to have
one (1) twenty-five (25) minute visiting period per scheduled visitation day, and no more than
two (2) visitors may visit at one time. A child is counted the same as an adult.
6. If a visitor misses or is late for two scheduled visits within a 30 day period, they will be
removed from the inmate’s list for 30 days.
7. Scheduled visitors must present approved identification before each visit. The identification
must display a picture of the visitor, the visitor’s name, and the visitor’s date of birth.
(Exception: Children under the age of 16 who are accompanied by a parent or responsible
adult.)
8. No person under the age of 18 years will be allowed to visit unless accompanied by a parent or
responsible adult. The parent (or responsible adult) must also be an approved visitor.
Exceptions:
- This does not apply to a person under the age of 18 who is married to or is the biological child of the inmate he/she intends to visit. However, the visitor must bring along a marriage certificate or birth certificate verifying the relationship.
- Biological children under the age of 16 may visit an inmate parent if they are escorted by an approved visitor 18 years of age or older.
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TYPE OF VISITOR
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ACCEPTED IDENTIFICATION
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Adult
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State driver’s license
State ID card
Passport
Military ID card
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Under the age of 18
Must be accompanied by parent or responsible adult
OR
Must be legally married to or biological child of the inmate. (Must present proof)
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State driver’s license
State ID card
Student body card (Junior High or High School)
Passport
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RULES OF CONDUCT FOR VISITATION
- Visitors shall be respectful of staff.
- If the visitor is five (5) minutes late for the visit, the scheduled visit will be canceled.
- Visitors shall not carry onto the grounds of the Facility explosive devices, firearms, ammunition, alcoholic beverages, narcotics, dangerous drugs or objects or materials of any kind which might be used to compromise the safety and security of the Facility.
- No purses or other unauthorized items may be brought into the visiting area. Lockers are provided to the public to store personal property during the visiting appointment. Corrections staff will not accept or hold any personal property for the public. The Facility will not be responsible for any items left in any waiting areas.
- Visitors will wear clothing which is not unduly suggestive, does not resemble inmate attire and does not create a security hazard. Hats are not allowed, and footwear must be worn. Additionally, the following attire may be grounds for refusing a visit:
- Clothing, hair styles, insignias or other paraphernalia associated with street gangs.
- Dresses, skirts, jumpers, culottes or shorts that expose an undue amount of flesh on the chest, back, thigh or midsection.
- Wraparound skirts and dresses or skirts with slits that expose an undue amount of flesh on the chest, back, thigh or midsection.
- Tank tops, halter dresses or tops, tube tops or other clothing with plunging or low-cut necklines.
- See-through clothing, including sheer and loose-weave fabrics.
- Tight-fitting clothing.
- Visitors will not be under the influence of intoxicants.
- Smoking is not permitted in DCAJ.
- Visitors and inmates may not bring any food or beverages into the visiting area.
- No vandalism shall occur.
- No disturbances or disruptions shall occur.
- Visitors will control children and remove them from the visiting area if such action becomes necessary to avoid disturbing other inmates or visitors.
- Visitors wishing to provide money to an inmate must do so in accordance with the procedures established by the Facility to govern the receipt of funds.
- Visitors and inmates shall leave visiting rooms as soon as staff announces the visit is over.
- Visitors who supply or attempt to supply contraband to prisoners are subject to prosecution under ORS 162.185. Supplying contraband is a Class C Felony.
- No correspondence or pictures will be accepted for the inmate through the visitation process. All correspondence must be sent through the postal system and comply with the established procedures for receiving mail. Exception: Visitors may leave religious material which is soft-bound, approved by a Shift Sergeant and subject to a contraband inspection.
- The corrections staff reserves the right to search all visitors, including attorneys, before and after entering the Correctional Facility.
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