Facility Visiting Schedule is available in Adobe Acrobat (PDF) format. If you have not yet installed Acrobat Reader, you can download it from the Adobe website.

Please be advised, that visitors who are exhibiting flu symptons will not be permitted to visit with offenders.  Please read the warnings posted below before visiting.

Flu Warning for Visitors (PDF, 111KB)
Flu Warning for Visitors (Spanish) (PDF, 111KB)

Visitation may be cancelled at a correctional facility at any time due to a number of safety and security concerns.  Cancelled visitation will be posted here.

Visits are not held on state holidays.

Visitation is cancelled at:

Q. How do I visit someone who is incarcerated?

An inmate who anticipates regular visits shall submit the name and address of each potential visitor to the assigned counselor. The counselor shall forward a copy of the Visiting Application Form, to the prospective visitor, who shall complete and sign the application and mail it back to the assigned counselor. 

Please note that potential visitors must wait for forms to be sent to them.

Because this process can take two to three weeks, wardens have the discretion to permit a courtesy visit, for up to two (2) adult visitors from the inmate's immediate family to visit with the inmate prior to the approval of the application. (Note: An adult is defined as an individual who is 18 years of age or older). Children shall be accompanied by an adult on the approved visitor list and remain under the supervision of the adult visitor.

Please note:

Please check the Visitation link on the right column of the home page to determine whether visiting has been canceled at any of the agency's correcitonal institutions.

Visitors are also encouraged to contact the facility prior to visitation to confirm the visiting schedule and to insure that the inmate they plan to visit has not lost his or her visiting privileges.

It is up to the offender to notify a visitor that they have been added to the visiting list.

(1) Review. The Unit Administrator shall require verification of the visiting application information or any other information deemed significant. A rap sheet and warrant query shall be conducted to verify criminal history information. A personal interview with the visitor applicant may be required.

(2) Current and Ex-Offenders. A current or ex-offender shall be precluded from routine placement on an inmate's visitor list. However, a current or ex-offender may request permission to visit, in writing, through the facility administrator.

(3) Limitations. A Department employee shall be prohibited from placement on an inmate visitor list unless the employee is an immediate family member. No visitor, except an immediate family member, shall be on more than one (1) inmate's visiting list at the same facility.

A visit between an inmate and the inmate's victim shall not be permitted unless approved in writing by the Unit Administrator.

(4) Authorized Number. An inmate shall be authorized to place up to the following number of approved visitors, to include children, on the visiting list:

Level of Facility	Number Authorized
5	5
3 and 4	7
2	10

A privileged or professional visitor shall not count against the authorized number on an approved visitor list. (See also Administrative Directive 10.6 Inmate Visits).

Important- Please read the following.

In accordance with Sections 53a-174 through 53a-174b of the Connecticut General Statutes, conveying, passing or causing to be conveyed or passed any controlled drug, intoxicating liquor, firearm, weapon, dangerous instrument or explosive, United States currency, or any rope, ladder or other instrument or device for use in making, attempting or aiding an escape is a crime. Any person not authorized by law who conveys into a correctional facility any letter or other missive which is intended for any person confined therein, or who conveys from within the enclosure to the outside of such facility any letter or other missive written or given by any person confined therein is a crime. Any person not authorized by the Commissioner of Correction or the commissioner's designee who (1) conveys or possesses with intent to convey an electronic wireless communication device to any inmate of a correctional institution while such inmate is in such institution, or (2) uses an electronic wireless communication device to take a photographic or digital image in a correctional institution is a crime. Violators shall be prosecuted.

It is up to the offender to notify a visitor that they have been added to the visiting list.

Visitors are reminded that in keeping with Administrative Directive 10.6, Inmate Visits, attire must be reasonably modest.  Revealing, seductive, or offensive clothing may present a safety and/or security risk and may result in the visitor being denied access to the facility.

• Bergin CI
• Bridgeport CC
• Brooklyn CI
• Cheshire CI
• Corrigan/Radgowski CC
• Enfield CI
• Garner CI
• Gates CI
• Hartford CC
• MacDougall-Walker CI
• Manson YI
• New Haven CC
• Northern CI
• Osborn CI
• Robinson CI
• Webster CI
• Willard-Cybulski CI
• York CI