Step 1 - Getting Added to an Inmate's Visiting List
Once an inmate has completed the intake process, they can submit visiting applications. In order to do this, they will need some basic information about the person wishing to visit them, including: the visitor’s name, address, date of birth, driver’s license number and phone number.
Inmates are allowed an unlimited number of approved visitors on their respective visiting lists, and it is their responsibility to monitor and maintain their visiting list.
A criminal records check will be completed on all applicants age 15 and over.
Submit an Application
A visitor can also complete and submit a visiting application, and if approved will automatically be added to the inmate's visiting list, but an inmate can choose to remove the visitor from their list at any time.
You can email the visiting application to: [email protected],
fax it to (503) 373-1173, or
mail the form to:
Visiting Services Unit
3723 Fairview Industrial Dr. Suite 200
Salem, OR 97302
Step 2 - The Visit
VISITATION HOURS < click here
VISITATION RULES < click here
Some facilities require scheduling online, and other allow walk-in visits:
CCCF - Walk-ins only
CRCI - ICS Solutions - scheduled
DRCI - ICS Solutions - scheduled
EOCI - Schedule with institution
OSCI - Walk-ins only
OSP - ICS Solutions - scheduled
PRCF - ICS Solutions - scheduled
SCI - Walk-ins only
SFFC - ICS Solutions - scheduled
SRCI - Walk-ins only
TRCI - ICS Solutions - scheduled
WCCF - ICS Solutions - scheduled
All visitors ages 15 and up must bring a driver’s license, passport, state ID card, military ID card, school ID card or other official government ID card.
Dress non-seductively and professionally... and NEVER wear any blue clothing or denim.
Leave everything other than the clothes you are wearing in your car, except:
- Visitors may bring five non-Polaroid photographs or five sheets of photographs into the visiting room. All photographs must leave the visiting room with the visitor at the end of the visit.
- Items for your infant - Approved items per child include: two diapers, one clear plastic bottle, one single layer blanket, one pacifier, and diaper wipes contained in a clear plastic bag.
- Emergency medications - Any medications that are prescribed for emergency purposes, such as inhalers or nitro tablets are to be left at the Sergeant’s desk for security reasons.
