The Brunswick County Detention Center will ensure that inmates confined in the Brunswick County Detention Center are provided the opportunity to visit with family, friends and professionals during times designated for visiting by the Chief Jail Administrator.  There are currently two different ways to visit inmates incarcerated at our facility: online via the internet or on a smart phone using the NCIC Mobile Video Visitation app.

All inmate visits at the Brunswick County Detention Center are non-contact video visits.  Inmate visitation is a privilege and may be denied for disciplinary reasons.  Inmate visits may be restricted consistent with administrative limitations and the need to uphold the safety and security of the facility. Read the information below to learn more and click here to discover additional information about NCIC inmate communications and what they provide at our facility. You can also find more details here about pricing for each type of communication through NCIC.

Online Visitation

The Brunswick County Detention Center now offers online visitation for inmates incarcerated at our facility via the internet.  This video visit may be conducted from any high-speed internet connection with an available web cam, microphone and speakers.  Inmates are allowed an unlimited number of online visits, provided that there are available visitation time slots.

Video Visit Anywhere

If you have a home computer with a web cam, microphone and speakers you may visit your friend or family from the comfort of your own home for a fee.  The fee for video visitation is $0.30 per minute.  To do this go to https://www.ncic.com/ncic-video-visitation or click on the above link to set up your account.  You may also use your smart phone by downloading the NCIC Mobile Video Visitation app.

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If you are having difficulties, please call NCIC technical help at 1-800-943-2189. Make sure to schedule your online visit 24 hours in advance.

Inmates can lose their visitation privileges for inappropriate behavior and failure to follow rules of the Brunswick County Detention Facility.

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