Visitor Information

The last visit in the mornings will start at 10:30 am. If you arrive late you will not be allowed a visit. The last visit in the afternoons start at 3:30 pm. If you arrive late you will not be allowed a visit. Family and friends may visit Inmates once every seven days for 30 minutes. The Inmate’s visiting day is decided upon by his or her location in the jail. Inmates must advise their family members as to the visitation day and time.

The rules for visiting inmates are provided on our Visitor Rules page.

Directions:

The jail is located in Saluda. Route 17 runs north and south. Turn off of route 17 on to route 33. Go to traffic light and turn at old Courthouse on to Oakes Landing Road. Jail is located on the right side just after you pass the new Courthouse.  See our Contact Us page for maps

Skype Use

MPRSC has decided, due to the crisis of Covid 19, to allow inmates to make personal calls on tablets from an application called Skype. Skype will allow an inmate to have a video conference session with family and or loved ones from outside the facility. While this gives an inmate greater flexibility in communication with the outside world, it is not as simple as making a phone call.

To access Skype, please download and read the following document

Guide for Tablets for Skype Use (Inmates)

Observed Holidays

The facility observes all state and federal holidays including:

• New Years Day
• Lee-Jackson Day
• Martin Luther King Day
• Memorial Day
• Independence Day
• Labor Day
• Columbus Day
• Veterans Day
• Thanksgiving Day and the following Friday
• Christmas Eve
• Christmas Day

On all observed holidays Inmate’s will be notified in advance of the rescheduled visitation date. A memo will also be posted in the lobby the week before of the rescheduled visitation day. You may also contact the facility for the rescheduled day of visitation.

Professional Visits

Official visitors may visit any time as long as the visit does not interfere with meals, headcounts, medical appointments or the security of the facility. People who are considered to be official visitors are:

• Law Enforcement Officers
• Probation/Parole Officers
• Attorneys
• Social Workers
• Clergy
• Members of a recognized community service agency
• Mental Health professionals (approval by Captain of Security or Medical Dept. unless court ordered)
• Members of medical or dental profession (approval by Captain of Security or Medical Dept.)