Due to COVID-19, the Caroline County Detention Center is currently only allowing virtual visitation. Please call 410-479-4126 for more information regarding virtual visitation. 

Visitation normally occurs on the weekend and times are based on the inmate’s last name. Longer or alternate visitation hours may be arranged for persons who need to travel more than two hours to the jail.  Please contact Support Services at 410-479-4126 to get more information. 

Disclaimers

You must show state or federally issued photo identification to visit an inmate. Visiting is a privilege and can be suspended or terminated if inmates or visitors violate the rules and regulations listed below. Visitors who violate rules may be prohibited from future visits.

Visitation Hours

Male Inmates

• Last names “A” through “G” – Saturday 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
• Last names “H” through “Z” – Saturday 2 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
• Last names “A” through “G” – Sunday 2 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
• Last names “H” through “Z” – Sunday 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
  
  

Female Inmates

• All names - Saturday and Sunday 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Visitation Rules

Visitors are expected to follow the following rules:

• Personal items are not allowed in the visiting area such as handbags, cell phones, pagers, umbrellas, cameras, cigarettes, lighters, etc.
• A visitor may not visit the same inmate more than once per day.
• An adult must accompany visitors under 18 years of age.
• A maximum of two children and two adults, or three children and one adult are permitted per visit.
• Loitering, profanity and/or loud disruptive behavior shall not be permitted in the visiting area. Eating and/or drinking also are prohibited.
• Smoking is not permitted inside the lobby, restrooms, or anywhere on the grounds of the Jail.
• Handbags are not allowed in the visiting area.
• Physical contact between inmates and visitors is prohibited.
• Visitors who smuggle or attempt to smuggle contraband into the facility will be prosecuted.

Visitors who do not comply with the following dress code will be denied admittance:

• Attire must be appropriate for an environment where children may be present.
• Shorts, skirts, and dresses must reach the knee.
• Slits in skirts or dresses may be no higher than the knee.
• No see-through or sheer clothing.
• No spandex or form-fitting clothing.
• Shoulders, back, midriff, and excessive cleavage/bust must be covered.
• Footwear and undergarments must be worn.
• No clothing displaying profanity, obscene images, or promoting drugs, alcohol, violence or gangs is permitted.

What To Bring Inmates

During the first seven working days an inmate is incarcerated, you can bring:

• White undershirts in an unopened package
• White underpants (boxers, briefs, or panties) in an unopened package
• White bras (without underwire) in an unopened package
• White socks in an unopened package

Thermal underwear is available through the inmate commissary and may not be brought in. All medication must be approved by our medical department before it will be accepted. You cannot bring in shoes. After the first seven working days of incarceration, friends and family cannot bring in any items for inmates.

Clothes for Court

You  may bring clothing for court to an inmate. Please contact Support Services at 410-479-4126 to get more information.

Visitation by Professionals

The following professionals will be allowed to visit inmates upon providing valid credentials:

• Attorneys
• Clergy
• Law Enforcement Officers
• Parole and Probation Officers
• Psychologists and Psychiatrists
• Social Workers

Professional visits may be scheduled between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.  The warden, deputy warden, acting warden, or tour commander may approve professional visits beyond regular scheduled visiting hours.  Professional visitors are prohibited from giving the inmate any items except legal papers, unless prior authorization has been granted from the tour commander.