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Visiting Hours:

Tuesday-Friday:
2:30-3:30, 4-5, 6:45-7:45, 8:15-9:15

Saturday:
8:30-9:30, 10-11, 1-2, 2:30-3:30
BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.

To make a reservation, please call us at (631) 852-1893

Visits are limited to two adult visitors per incarcerated individual.

Only those adults who are scheduled for the visit will be allowed on the grounds of the correctional facility.

Visiting Hours
Attorney Visiting

Attorney Visiting Information

As the health and safety of incarcerated individuals, visitors and our staff remain paramount, non-contact booth visits will be used to accommodate attorney visits. Existing safety measures will remain in effect for all those entering either facility.  Video and telephone conferences also remain available and may be scheduled by calling Attorney Visiting at (631) 852-3356.             ​​

VISITATION IDENTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS


Acceptable Forms of Identification include the following:
A valid state driver’s license
A valid state driver’s permit
DMV Non-driver license identification card
U.S. Military ID
Foreign Passport (in English) with photo ID


Note: If you are an immediate family member (parent, grandparent, sibling, spouse, aunt, uncle, or child,) and you do not possess any of the acceptable forms of identification for visitation, please call the START Resource Center at (631)-852-5391. The START resource center staff will advise and make every effort to assist you in obtaining proper identification documents. Costs incurred by obtaining documents shall be borne on the visitor and/or incarcerated individual.

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Bringing Minors (Under the age of 18) to Visiting

You must be 18 years old to visit alone. Persons under 18 years old must be accompanied by their parent, a documented legal guardian, or have a signed Parental Acknowledgement Form on file signed by the incarcerated individual to be permitted on the facility property. The original birth certificate or court documentation is required for all children.

OTHER VISITING INFORMATION

Are you looking for help for loved ones, family members or yourself?  

Do you have a friend or loved one who is currently incarcerated?  The Suffolk County Correctional Facility offers a range of programs and services to help people reclaim their lives and become more productive members of society.  Learn more on the Reentry and Rehabilitation page.  

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Sometimes families and loved ones also need assistance.  Contact our S.T.A.R.T. Resource Center to talk with a caring Correctional Counselor.  

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Print Budii

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Are you looking for information on what to bring or mail to your loved ones, or how to use the phone service? Click here.  

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You can now send photos online!  Click here for more information on Print Budii. 

Our Response to COVID-19 and How are Protecting County Inmates, Staff and Visitors

We have changed the way newly arriving inmates are housed during the first 14 days of incarceration.  Dedicated housing for new inmates has been set up in Yaphank to allow for greater social distancing and ongoing medical evaluation to prevent the spread of the virus to the general population.  A strict protocol of proper hand-washing, around the clock sanitizing of both the Yaphank and Riverhead facilities, enforcement of social distancing and mask wearing have all played a part in maintaining minimal opportunities for the virus to spread. County inmates have also stepped up to help prevent the spread of coronavirus inside and outside the jail by sewing thousands of face coverings for widespread distribution. 

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We are all in this together, and by maintaining order and sanitation within the jail, we will continue to keep your loved ones and visitors safe during this difficult time.  

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