UNION COUNTY DETENTION CENTER
PRISON WORK FACILITY

This division houses an average population of up to 64 county inmates serving sentences ordered by the Magistrate or General Sessions courts for non-violent offenses. The inmates prepare meals in the center kitchen for inmates at the facility and for persons awaiting trial in the city-county jail. The center will also prepare meals for the new county jail located next door to the detention facilities. The inmates also work a garden that provides fresh vegetables for the kitchen.

The director of the detention center provides inmates work details at county buildings, the animal shelter, maintenance shop, and helping with the cleanup and collection at the green box sites throughout the county. 
 

 

VIDEO VISITATION
Union County Detention Center  is now offering NetVisit(TM) Video Visitation from Lattice Incoporated.

Information on Video Visitation

CREATE AN ACCOUNT
To create an account, please log on to the
Lattice website  and follow the instructions.

You will purchase video vistation session credits for remote visits before you are allowed to schedule video visitation sessions. 

Registration and scheduling instructions are attached.

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
Lattice Customer Service Center  888-843-1972

Detention Center administration reserves the right to cancel or shorten visitation as deemed necessary to maintain safety and security of the institution.  
 
Visitation with family and friends is encouraged.

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INMATE PHONE CALLS

NEW INMATE PHONE SYSTEM 

PREPAID COLLECT PHONE ACCOUNT
Phone service is provided by Lattice Incorporated. Accounts can be set up at GettingInTouch.com  or by calling Customer Service at 888-843-1972.

Telephone calls may be temporarily suspended or restricted as deemed necessary by the administration to ensure safe operation of the facility and prevent crime or fraudulent activity, or  for any  other legitimate governmental interests.

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CORRESPONDENCE
 All incoming mail will be inspected prior to delivery to inmate. 

Mail to or from an inmate is not limited except where there is clear and convincing evidence to justify such limitation. 

Postage stamps can be mailed to an inmate. 

If an inmate is indigent, he/she will be provided sufficient postage, envelopes, and writing materials to write two (2) personal letters per week if he/she wishes to do so. Like provisions apply should an indigent inmate wish to communicate with his/her lawyer(s) and court officials. 

Outgoing mail is collected and incoming mail is delivered in a timely manner.