Otherwise, you are NOT permitted to give anything to or accept anything from an inmate during a visit. Regulations for types and quantities of food allowed are explained in the Minimum Security Inmate Rulebook. No drinks are allowed at outside visits unless bought from vending machines. Food is allowed to be brought to Minimum Security only during outside visits (weather permitting). Only those inmates in Minimum Security/Work Release may receive food from a visitor you may NOT give an inmate anything to drink. You may bring up to ten ($10) dollars in change in a clear plastic bag which you may use for the vending machines. Each facility has posted their Temporary COVID-19 In-Person Visits Schedule and may have certain rules that differ from other facilities depending on the facility's size and layout (i.e., reservation requirements, number of visits, etc.). Prior to your visit, please read the Temporary COVID-19 In-Person Visitation Guidelines document posted below and go to the page of the facility you will be visiting. In-person visits will begin on Wednesday, April 14, 2021. Since we are still in the middle of a pandemic, visitation will look different than in the past, and the guidelines and procedures will be re-evaluated often. Re-instating in-person visits was not a small decision for a congregate setting such as ours therefore, we must do it thoughtfully, keeping everyone's health and safety as our highest priority. Consequently, we feel it is appropriate to begin opening in-person visits (video visitation will still be available). Thanks to these efforts and everyone's cooperation, we rank as one of the safest correctional institutions in the country during this pandemic. In-Person Visits (Temporary COVID-19 Guidelines)Īs a result of our health and safety protocols, and the high participation numbers in the vaccine clinics by staff and inmates, our facilities have shown a great reduction in COVID-19 positive cases. Any visitor who violates any state law, DOC policy or facility-specific rule/procedure or poses a threat to a facility's security may have his/her visiting privilege suspended or revoked.Įach facility warden determines the facility's visiting schedule including the day and time for visits, the location and length of visits, the number of weekly visits per inmate and the number of visitors an inmate may have at any one visit. Visits are a privilege, not a right and this privilege may be approved, denied, suspended or revoked by RIDOC administration. Victim Information And Notification Everyday (VINE).
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