​​​​CKMCC In Person Visiting Information and Requirements:

• Visits will be conducted on Saturday, Sunday and Holidays, by appointment only (see link above). You will be assigned a time for your visit. The visit will be limited to two (2) hours in duration depending on space availability in the Visitation Building. An inmate shall be allowed two (2) visits weekly pending availability.
• An inmate shall be allowed to have up to three (3) adult visitors per visit. An inmate shall be allowed to have three (3) child visitors per visit.  Children shall remain under the supervision of an adult visitor who shall prevent any disturbances by children in the Visitation Building. If disruption persists, the visit shall be terminated at the discretion of the Visiting Supervisor with the approval of the Shift Supervisor.  Note: visiting (adult and child) is defined as on an inmate's approved visitors list; adult is defined as 18 years of age and older.
• Any person who travels 150 miles or more may receive an extended visit.  These extended visits shall be requested by the Inmate to appropriate staff one (1) week in advance for approval.
• Non – Contact visits will be conducted by appointment only and will be limited to one (1) hour in duration and limited to two (2) visits per week pending availability.
• Non – Contact visits shall be limited to two (2) adult visitors at a time.
• Special Visiting time, on the first and third Friday of every month, General Population Inmates will be able to schedule by appointment only and have the opportunity to receive a afternoon visit following the same guidelines as above.
• You will be permitted to enter the institution no earlier than 30 minutes prior to your appointment time. It is recommended that you arrive 30 minutes prior to ensure you clear through all security processes and can enjoy your full visit.

• Visitation is on  Saturday, Sunday and holidays only, by appointment only (see link above), and you will be assigned a time for your visit. The visit (regular and non-contact) will be two (2) hour in duration, and an offender may only receive two (2) visits per week. Offenders housed in the General Population Unit shall be allowed one (1) visit every second (2^nd) and fourth (4^th) Friday of the month.
• An offender shall be allowed to have up to three (3) adult visitors and up to three (3) child visitors per visit. Children shall remain under the supervision of an adult visitor who shall prevent any disturbances by children in the Visitation Room. If disruption persists, the visit shall be terminated at the discretion of the Visitation Supervisor with the approval of the Shift Supervisor. Note: Visitor (adult and child) is defined as on an offender's approved visitors list; adult is defined as 18 years of age and older.
• In some instances, additional children may be permissible so long as they are the offender's verified children, including step and adopted, or grandchildren only. Approval for such additional children must be obtained beforehand when requesting the visit appointment.  

• You will be permitted to enter the institution no earlier than 30 minutes prior to your appointment time. It is recommended that you arrive 30 minutes prior to ensure you clear through all security processes and can enjoy your full visit.  

Rules for Visitor Dress:

• Visitors must wear modest clothing appropriate for a correctional environment.
• Appropriate undergarments must be worn at all times and must not be visible.
• Shirts must fully cover the shoulders, cleavage, and midriff.
• Footwear must be worn at all times. Bare feet are not permitted.
• Prohibited Attire:

• Provocative, revealing, see-through, or excessively tight-fitting clothing.
• Shorts, dresses, or skirts that are more than two (2) inches above the knee when standing.
• Tank tops, halter tops, tube tops, or any sleeveless shirts.
• Spandex, leggings, or yoga pants worn as the outermost garment. These items are permitted only when worn underneath a skirt, dress, or pants that meet length requirements.
• Clothing displaying obscene language, images, or symbols, gang-related insignia, or content that is offensive, derogatory, or disruptive.
• Head coverings of any type including hats, caps, bandanas, scarves, or hoods. Religious head coverings are permitted but are subject to search.

• The above is applicable to all visitors to the facility including but not limited to offender visitors, legal and clergy visitors, contractors, tour groups, and guests.
  
   
  
  The Visitation Room Supervisor or Shift Supervisor shall make the final determination regarding questions of dress code.  The visit may be denied if the visitor does not appear in appropriate attire as outlined in this policy.

• Visitors arriving in violation of the dress code will be given the opportunity to correct the issue if possible (e.g., changing clothes, covering up).
• If the issue cannot be corrected, the visitor will be denied entry.
• Failure to act in a dignified, responsible manner while on a visit may result in the termination of the visit by the Visitation Room Supervisor or the Shift Supervisor.

The following are the only items permitted to be brought into a visit:

• Jewelry the visitor is wearing
• Forty dollars ($40.00) or less in currency, nothing larger than a five-dollar ($5.00) bill
• A small, clear change purse or clear plastic baggie
• Two (2) car keys (one (1) ignition key and one (1) door key) or a remote locking-unlocking device
• Comb or hairbrush (the hairbrush shall not have the capability of concealing liquid inside the hairbrush)
• Diapers, limit of three (3), and baby bottles, plastic only and limit of two (2)
• Sunglasses
• Picture identification card
• Umbrella or weather gear for inclement weather
• Any necessary medication shall be in an authorized container and contain only the amount necessary for the length of the visit.
  
   

CKMCC Video Visiting Information and Requirements: 

• The scheduling visitor must be pre-approved by requesting to be added to the approved visiting list as outlined in CPP 16-1.(Visitor information form is listed on the last page.)
  
   
• Once placed on the approved visiting list, the scheduling visitor must register with the video visitation provider by visiting Securus - Friends and Family - Sign In or by downloading the Securus mobile app from the app store.
  
   
• Use of the video visitation system shall be open to all visitors over the age of eighteen (18), who are not restricted from contacting a given inmate by statute, regulation, court order, or conditions of supervision.
  
   
• Minors may only use the video visitation system under supervision of the scheduling visitor, provided the minor and adult visitor meet the criteria listed.
  
   
• Attorneys may use the video visitation system. A designated staff member shall verify the credentials before approving an attorney. Attorney video visits shall not be recorded.

Visitor Rules and Responsibilities

• All scheduling visitors shall follow the registration process directed by the video visitation provider to establish an account for video visitation.
  
   
• A valid driver's license or official photo identification such as a military ID or passport shall be required to establish an account.
  
   
• All scheduling visitors shall schedule video visits as directed by the video visitation provider. All video visits shall be scheduled at least forty-eight (48) hours in advance.
  
   
• Video visits shall be scheduled on a first-come, first-served basis and are subject to the availability of kiosks.
  
   
• The scheduling visitor shall ensure all other visitors present during a video visitation session adhere to the rules and criteria listed here and, in the terms and conditions of use, as stated in the account agreement with the video visitation provider.
  
   
• All visitors shall wear clothing in good taste. Overly revealing clothing, form-fitting clothing, and clothing displaying offensive, illegal, or gang related messages shall be prohibited.
  
   
• There shall be no displays of nudity, pornography, sexual acts, sexual poses, violence, alcohol use, drug use, gang signs, weapons, general gang activity, or any other illegal or disruptive activity during a video visit.
• Any request for reimbursement by a scheduling visitor shall be referred directly to, and processed by, the video visitation provider.
  
   
• A video visit may not be recorded or reproduced for any reason by members of the public without advance and approved permission from the DOC.
  
   
• A visitor may be restricted from video visitation for a specific period of time for a violation of the video visitation rules listed here or listed in the terms and conditions of use, as stated in the account agreement with the video visitation provider.

All other aspects of Kentucky Department of Corrections and CKMCC institutional visitation policies shall be followed. ​

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