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1. May I call my son/daughter while they are in detention?

Unless it is an emergency, you will not be able to make personal calls to your son/daughter or leave a message while they are in detention. All calls from detention are made from the dayroom collect phones. Youth may call approved numbers during their free time.

2. What about school?

All youth must attend school in detention unless they have graduated or have their GED. If you would like to pick up your son/daughter assignments and books from their home school, you may do so. If you have any questions, you may contact the classroom at 501-622-3647.

3. What if my son/daughter is on medication?

We do not accept “over the counter medication”. We provide Tylenol, cough syrup, etc. If your son/daughter is taking prescribed medication, the medication must be in the original prescription bottle. If the dosage amount is different than what is on the prescription bottle, we need written instruction from the doctor.

4. When is visitation?

Visitation hours are Sunday from Noon to 3 p.m. and Wednesday from 5 to 8 p.m.

5. Who may visit?

Only parents, legal guardian, grandparents and brothers/sisters may visit.