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County of Kalkaska Inmate Information |
WEEKLY VISITATION SCHEDULE:
Male Inmates Last Name (A thru I):
SUNDAYS - 9:00am to 11:00am (sign up starts at 8:30am)
Duration of visit: 30 minutes
Male Inmates Last Name (J thru Z):
SUNDAYS - 2:00pm to 4:00pm (sign up starts at 1:30pm)
Duration of visit: 30 minutes
All Male Inmates Last Name (A thru Z):
WEDNESDAYS - 7:30pm to 8:30pm (sign up starts at 7:00pm)
Duration of visit: 30 minutes
Female Inmates:
SATURDAYS - 9:00am to 11:00am (sign up starts at 8:30am)
Duration of visit: 1 Hour
Trustees:
SATURDAYS - 2:00pm to 4:00pm (sign up starts at 1:30pm)
Duration of visit: 1 Hour
Male Inmates Housed for Other Counties:
SATURDAYS - 2:00pm to 4:00pm (sign up starts at 1:30pm)
Duration of visit: 1 Hour
INFORMATION FOR VISITATIONS:
- 3 Visitors per Visit - There are NO exceptions!
- Visitors MUST supply a picture ID. upon request.
- Visitors MUST be at least seventeen (17) years of age.
- Minor children MUST be accompanied by his/her parent or adult legal guardian (18 years of age or older).
- ALL visitors will leave packages, purses, bags, food, drink, cellphones and any other items in their vehicle or with family in the lobby.
CONDUCT FOR VISITATION:
Inmates and visitors are expected to conduct themselves in a respectable manner. Visitors with children are responsible for the actions of these children. Unruly visitors and/or children will be asked to leave the visitation area.
DENIAL OF VISITATION:
A visitor may be denied access to the secure facility if they cannot produce required identification, are disruptive, dangerous or are under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Visitors that are considered inappropriately dressed or are deemed a security risk will be denied visitation. Visitors may be subjected to search prior to visit.
Other specific visitation criteria is posted at the Sheriff's Office or for additional information you may contact the Jail at 231-258-5245
INMATE MAIL:
Inmates receive regularly delivered mail on all dates operated by the US Postal
Service (EXCEPT Saturdays). All mail received at the jail is opened and inspected for contraband.
Both incoming and outgoing mail is screened for court orders (bond, PPO's) which
prohibits contact between individuals. In these instances, the mail will be
turned over to the Prosecuting Attorney to consider charges violating the court order.
To send mail to an inmate at this facility, address the envelope as follows:
(Inmate Name)
P.O. Box 1119
Kalkaska, MI 49646
ITEMS ALLOWED FOR INMATES:
Cash or money order for deposit to inmates account (exact change must be presented - we cannot make change).
Valid medical prescriptions are accepted for review and verification of medical personnel.
Personal radio with earbuds ONLY! NO external speakers, CD's or cassettes permitted.
DONATED ITEMS FOR JAIL:
Any person may donate appropriate books or magazines to the Kalkaska
County Jail. Inmates having books or magazines dropped off must
remember that these items are donated to the Jail Library and will
remain the property of the jail. Games and puzzles will be reviewed for acceptance
only in new, unopened condition. These items will also be donated
the Kalkaska County Jail.
VICTIM NOTIFICATIONS:
Kalkaska County jail personnel will make every effort to notify victims
of an inmate's release from this facility.
The VINE System which electronically notifies victims of an inmate's release, custody status or transfer is available to any victim. To register for this program, call the Michigan Crime Victim Notification Network at 1-800-770-7657.