Who is held at Quinte Detention Centre
Provincial facilities hold people on remand, who are charged but not released on bail and are presumed innocent, and people serving sentences of less than two years. Someone sentenced to two years or more is moved to a federal penitentiary.
Finding, calling and visiting someone inside
Ask the person’s lawyer, or call the facility. In most provincial facilities visits must be booked ahead, some offer video visits only, and people inside can usually call out but cannot receive calls.
Quinte Detention Centre: All visits must be booked, in half-hour blocks, up to seven days ahead. To book or ask, call 613-354-9701.
Addresses, phone numbers and current visiting hours are on the official directory from the Ontario Ministry of the Solicitor General.
Questions people ask
Who is held at Quinte Detention Centre?
Quinte Detention Centre is a provincial facility. It holds people on remand, waiting for trial or a bail hearing, and people serving sentences of less than two years.
How do I find out if someone is at Quinte Detention Centre?
Ask their lawyer or call the facility. Staff confirm that someone is in custody only within privacy rules. The official directory from the Ontario Ministry of the Solicitor General lists the phone number.
How do I visit someone at Quinte Detention Centre?
In most facilities visits must be booked ahead, and some offer video visits only. Check hours and rules on the official page before you go.