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 Text Box: Visitation hours are Wednesday through Sunday from 8:00 am to 10:00 am and from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm.  Appointments can be scheduled by calling (931) 380-5733 ext. 0, by faxing in an appointment request at (931) 380-1122 or by clicking here.  Before scheduling an appointment, please read the JAIL VISITATION INFORMATION below:   VISITATION PROCEDURES: All visitors regardless of age must submit a visitation application with a photo attached at least 7 days prior to any scheduled visits. All visitors under the age of 18 must have a parents or legal guardian’s signature on the application to be approved for a visit.  If the parent or legal guardian cannot be present, a notarized letter must be submitted with the persons name who is responsible for that visitor.  The person(s) responsible for that visitor will also submit an application for approval. All applications must have a recent photograph of the visitor that is applying, attached to the application.  Please note, YOU WILL NOT GET THE PHOTOGRAPH BACK.  Acceptable means of identification are as follows: A. Driver’s License B. Work related photo ID card C. ID furnished by the Dept. of Safety D. School ID E. Written authorization by the Jail Supervisor   Immediate family members are the only persons authorized to participate in the visitation program.  Immediate family members are considered as one of the following:   A. Father or mother, step-father or step-mother, grandfather or grandmother B. Brother or sister, including half-brother or half-sister C. Son or Daughter D. Husband or wife E. Legal guardian   BOYFRIENDS, GIRLFRIENDS AND OTHER FRIENDS ARE NOT PERMITTED TO VISIT.   Once the application has been received the Jail Administrator will process all information for visitation consideration.   Any visitor with an approved application on file may make an appointment with the reception office before the desired date of visitation.   Inmates are allowed one visitation per week for one (1) hour.  This does not mean for each visitor so be sure to consult other family members as to when they plan to visit.   The limit of visitors per appointment is three (3).  Therefore, if you plan on making an appointment for more than one (1) person, you must include the person’s name at the time of scheduling the appointment.  NO ONE IS ALLOWED TO VISIT WITHOUT AN APPROVED APPLICATION ON FILE.   Visitation appointments are only taken for the following week.  Appointments can not be scheduled beyond the following week.   Visitation appointments are based on a first call first served basis.  If you are unable to make your scheduled appointment, call ahead to notify the reception office or your appointment will be canceled for that week.   NOTE:  VISITATION IS NOT OPEN TO ANYONE CONVICTED OF A FELONY CHARGE OR ANYONE WHO HAS A RECORD IN MAURY COUNTY.   While visiting inmates at this facility, we provide a seat for visitors while visiting their loved ones.  Visitors are not to sit on the tables in the visitation area.  If you are caught by a Correctional Officer, sitting on the table, you may be asked to leave.    DRESS CODE FOR VISITORS:   1. Men must be dressed in long pants and shirts or knee length Bermuda shorts and shoes.  Clothes with holes, cut-offs and or tank-tops are not acceptable.  Camouflage, spandex or stretch-type material will not be permitted. 2. Women are not permitted to wear short-shorts, biker pants, hot pants, spandex, or stretch-type material.  No halter or tank tops will be permitted.  All women must wear a bra, panties or pantyhose under clothing.  Skirts, shorts, and dresses must be knee length or longer.  Clothing that appears to be too large or too small for the wearer will not be allowed to visit. 3. Visitors will provide information to the Jail Administrator regarding the reason for a pager, i.e. employer, likely caller, etc.  This information, in addition to the approval/disapproval will be maintained in the inmate’s visitation file.  Staff will not be responsible for the loss or damage of your pager during visits. 4. You will not be allowed to bring large coats, baby strollers, car seats, food and drink items, bags, or purses of any kind, tobacco products, cigarette lighters, or any weapons on or around the visitation area.   ZERO TOLERANCE DRUG POLICY:   It is the policy of the Maury County Sheriff’s Department that any person found in the possession of an illegal substance while on the Department’s premises shall be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.  This shall include federal laws governing the introduction of contraband into a penal facility.  In addition to this, any person incarcerated within the Detention Center during such a discovery shall forfeit visitation considerations for a period of 180 days (six months).   LANGUAGE AND CONDUCT LIMITATIONS:   Due to the fact that children and respectful members of society are the ones that participate in our visitation program, language and conduct does have a limit.  We will not tolerate visitors disrespecting other visitors, family members, staff or persons that are incarcerated.  Everyone deserves common respect.  If you are in violation of this, you will lose visitation privileges for 2 weeks.   STAFF AND VISITOR INTERACTION:   Staff members are expected to conduct themselves as professionals and visitors are expected to treat staff with common respect.  If you feel that a staff member treated you unfairly you may file an official complaint with the department.  Each compliant will be investigated fully and no complaint will be taken lightly.  We will not tolerate verbal abuse of any staff member for what you feel may be unfair treatment.  We will maintain order in our visitation booths and lobby area.  If for any reason, a visitor disrupts our visitation program or disrespects any staff member, he/she will be instructed to leave immediately and your application will be reviewed for possible suspension or termination of all visits in the future.  Failure to leave the premises when instructed may result in the visitor being arrested for disorderly conduct or charges related to the visitor’s actions.   FALSIFYING INFORMATION:   All visitors must complete an official visitation application before any visitation consideration is approved.  All information listed on the application is subject to verification.  Any person that provides false information or deliberately attempts to mislead staff shall be denied visitation consideration for a period of 365 days (one year).  Any person that is incarcerated within the facility that provides false information on an internal visitation application shall forfeit all visitation considerations for the period of not less than 30 days (one month).  Honesty is a requirement and will prove to be the best policy.   To download a visitation application, click here.    

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