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VISITING RULES
The Yuba
County Sheriff's Department has established a visiting policy to
allow the inmates who are incarcerated in our facility the
opportunity to maintain social relationships with family and
friends.
All visits
are conducted at the basement level of the facility. Access to
the visitor's lobby includes a stairwell and an elevator. Access
and visiting space for the handicapped is available.
Visiting is
conducted daily, seven days a week. The day and time of visits
is determined by the cell assignment of the inmate. All inmates
are allowed two visits per week, one of which will be scheduled
on a Saturday or Sunday. Visiting schedules are posted in the
inmate housing and in the Central Control and Visiting lobbies.
Every person
wishing to visit is required to register with the visiting clerk
prior to the beginning of the visiting period. Due to the
limited number of spaces available for visiting, any visitor
arriving after the commencement of the visiting period cannot be
guaranteed their full visit, although every effort will be made
to accommodate them.
PLEASE NOTE: ANY VIOLATION OF
THE FOLLOWING RULES CAN RESULT IN TERMINATION AND/OR LOSS OF
VISITING
1) A valid picture
identification will be required of all visitors. Any
identification other than the ID listed below, must be approved
by the visiting clerk or the Shift Supervisor.
A) The following
identification is acceptable:
a) Valid Driver's License with
photo
b) Valid State Identification
Card with photo
c) Valid Military Identification
Card with photo
d) Valid Passport with photo
e) Valid Immigration Card ("Green
Card")
2) Person under the age of
eighteen (18) who are not accompanied by an adult will be
allowed to visit provided they can show acceptable
identification and abide by the visiting rules. If you bring in
a minor whose age could be questionable, please bring proof of
age, and be prepared to stay with that minor during their stay.
3) No person who is
obviously intoxicated shall be allowed admittance, and is
further subject to arrest.
4) Visitors shall be
properly dressed or visiting privileges will be refused. Shoes
or sandals and shirts are required for both children and adults.
The following will not be allowed:
| A) Swim suits or swim suit
tops |
| B) Tube tops,
extremely low-cut tops, revealing halter tops, or bare
midriffs |
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C) See-through clothing
that by the nature of the fabric is revealing
beyond the point where a reasonable person may be
offended |
| D) Extremely short
cut-offs, shorts or skirts |
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E) Any clothing with
obscene or offensive designs or writing |
5) No
food, drinks, gum or candy are allowed in the visiting area.
6) No purses, diaper bags,
parcels, backpacks, sports bags or other personal property are
allowed in the visiting area. Please secure them in your vehicle
or leave them at home. We are not responsible for lost or
stolen articles.
7) Possession of tobacco
products in any form is prohibited in the visiting area.
Violators may have their visit terminated. Smoking is prohibited
in this and any public building pursuant to Yuba County
Municipal Ordinance Code, Chapter 7.15.
8) Visitors may be subject
to a search of their person and immediate property at any time
while on the premises of the facility. Refusal to subject to
search will be cause to prohibit or terminate visiting
privileges.
9) Children must remain
with their parents. If your children are unsupervised, allowed
to run around, and are not under your control your visit will be
terminated.
10) Any inmate or visitor
engaging in inappropriate behavior will have their visit
terminated. The use of profanity and behavior which is overtly
sexual in nature is considered inappropriate and will result in
loss of visiting privileges. Loud, boisterous or disruptive
behavior during the visit will be cause for termination of the
visit.
11) Any person who destroys
or defaces jail property is guilty of a misdemeanor (PC 2600),
and will lose their visiting privileges. This includes
"Tagging", writing or etching on any surface, removal of or
tampering with visiting barriers, windows, window grouting,
telephones or any other activity determined by the staff to be
destructive.
12) The possession of
dangerous weapons in this building is prohibited by law. Any
person found in possession of any knives (including pocket
knives), chains or any other objects perceived by the staff to
be a weapon will have their visit terminated and may be subject
to arrest.
13) Please make certain that
the visiting area is clean and free of trash when your visiting
time is through. If it appears that any one group of visitors
is consistently violating this rule, their visits will be cut
short in order to pick up the area prior to the next visiting.
14) Bicycles, skateboards,
roller blades etc. are not allowed in this building. Please
leave them in your vehicle.
15) No inmate will be
allowed to give anything to or receive anything from a visitor
or exchange anything. All personal items including Bibles,
prescription medications, eyeglasses or any allowable
possessions must be handled upstairs at Central Control.
16) In order to release
money or personal belongings, the inmate must sign a release
form, which is available from jail staff. Personal property may
be picked up at Central Control. If you phone ahead to verify
that the release has been properly filled out and approved by
the shift supervisor, you may reduce the time you have to wait.
If there are documents that you need signed by the inmate, you
will have to make arrangements with the inmate’s attorney or
handle the matter by mail.
17) Inmates are allowed to
receive personal mail in the form of letters, greeting cards and
postcards. Magazines and newspapers may be received only
directly from the publisher by mail or subscription. All mail
is subject to inspection. Official legal mail is subject to
inspection in the presence of the inmate. Mailing address for
inmates is:
(Inmate’s Full Name) Cell:
(Optional)
C/O Yuba County Jail
P.O. Box 1031
Marysville, CA 95901
18) Inmates are allowed to
receive commercially developed photographs only, no Polaroid
photographs are allowed. The jail is not responsible for
returning Polaroid photographs to the sender.
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