Establishes provisions relating to visitors to jails or detention facilities in a city not within a county

Summary

The bill requires special permission for anyone to enter a city jail that isn’t part of a county, but it specifically allows state officials, city leaders, judges, legislators, certain department heads, their assistants, and clergy of recognized faiths to visit. It also orders cities to create or update visitation rules by March 2027 and send them to the Department of Public Safety.

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