Video Visitation · Resident Handbook

Video Visitation: Resident Handbook, page 53, St. Louis County Justice Center in Clayton.

Resident Handbook, page 53.

All social visitation conversations are recorded whether they are in-person or via video. Video visitation is provided at a cost from SECURUS and is conducted on kiosks located in the housing unit dayroom. Video visits will be twenty (20) minutes long and will be conducted between the hours of 8:00 am - 8:30 pm, with 16 time slots available each day on each kiosk. All video visits will be monitored and recorded. All video visits must be scheduled 24 hours in advance and will be scheduled by the visitor. Visits can be scheduled up to two (2) weeks in advance. The video visit schedule will be displayed on each kiosk. If a visit is scheduled, no other apps can be used on that kiosk. All visitors scheduling a visit must register through SECURUS and be approved to visit. Their first scheduled visit with you must also be approved. If a visitor or a visit is not approved for any reason, a note will be entered in the system and the visitor will receive an email containing that reason. All video visits are monitored in real time and can be terminated for any violations of the following: a. remain fully and appropriately dressed b. no smoking or usage of drugs c. no drinking alcohol d. cannot be under the influence of drugs or alcohol e. driving during the visit is not allowed f. children under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult g. photos or videos during the visit are not permitted h. showing of inappropriate material is not allowed (i.e. guns, weapons, nudity, suggestive behavior, etc.) Following any termination, your visitor may also be placed on the no-admit list, not being allowed any further visits for a period of time. A reason for termination will be entered in the system.

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