Volusia Regional Juvenile Detention Center Inmate Locator

We have gathered for you all the available inmate search links and Volusia Regional Juvenile Detention Center Inmate locator information. Here is information on how to find someone in this jail. The first thing you should consider is that family members have rights for inmate visitation, inmate mail address and policies, and the commissary in Volusia Regional Juvenile Detention Center facility.

Here is jail inmate information for the Volusia Regional Juvenile Detention Center

Volusia Regional Juvenile Detention Center Inmate Search

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Volusia Regional Juvenile Detention Center is a maximum security facility that can house up to 90 youths. This facility serves both Volusia and Flagler Counties. The inmates at this facility are awaiting trial or in jail for one year or less. The correctional officers are armed with mace and also trained in the use of physical force if they need to protect inmates from each other or to protect themselves.

Things to consider when you are trying to decide when to visit your inmate

Most of the time an inmate will welcome a visit anytime and be excited. But there are some things that you should think about when you are deciding when to visit your favorite inmate:

• You probably know your inmate quite well so try to set up your visitation when the inmate will be the most receptive. Maybe your inmate is an early riser and is wide awake early but likes to relax in the late afternoon. Your visits will be much better received if you go when he is most awake both mentally and physically.
• Time moves much more slowly in prison than out so think about the activities that your inmate is scheduled for such as commissary delivery days and the days they can order their commissary. Try to do your best to pick a different day so your inmate has another day with something to look forward to.
• Your inmate will have insecurities while in prison about your loyalty. They look forward to seeing you on regular special days such as birthdays and holidays but they also need to know you are thinking about them on other days so try to think of other special days the two of your share and pick those days to visit so the inmate knows they are special and you are thinking of them.
• When you are thinking about your visits remember that your inmate will have some mental problems they will need to work through while being incarcerated and understand that your visits may help them work through these issues. They need to know they are not forgotten and they are still important to you and a part of your life.

What should you wear when you are visiting an inmate?

The inmate you are visiting is extremely excited and anticipates your visit. You don’t want to disappoint the inmate by wearing something that is not allowed so that you get turned away during the security check. The best thing to remember is to wear something that you would wear if you were visiting your grandmother. Of course you can’t wear anything that is see-through and you should avoid showing much cleavage. Make sure your skirts and your shorts reach at least the middle of your thigh and your sleeves must at least cover half of your upper arm. Make sure your clothes don’t say anything that may be offensive to anyone and don’t wear anything that says you are in any type of gang. If you have any specific questions about what you should wear, it would be best to call ahead. The last thing you want to do is get to your visit and be turned away. Think about your inmate and dress appropriately.