Anchorage Correctional Complex, AK

Detainees at Anchorage Correctional Complex (ICE) cannot receive incoming phone calls—you won't be connected directly. Need to get an urgent message through? Call the facility with the detainee's full name, alien registration number (A-number), and your contact info. Staff can relay it from there. Detainees make outgoing calls during designated hours using the facility's contracted phone system. Expect these calls to be recorded and monitored. Charges typically work as collect calls or through prepaid accounts you fund via the facility's approved vendor. Not sure about a detainee's status, housing assignment, or your visitation approval? Call the facility first to confirm before making the trip.

Handling money for an ICE detainee at Anchorage Correctional Complex? Start with ICE's official bonds page. It covers Cash Electronic Bonds (CeBonds) and other bond-related services, plus the procedural details you'll need before posting. Timing is critical: bond posting hours run 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the detainee's local time zone. Confirm that time zone before you schedule anything—miss the window and you'll have to wait another day. Double-check the ICE bonds page right before you act, too. Procedures and options can change without much notice.

Need information about someone housed at Anchorage Correctional Complex? Call (907) 269-4100 during the facility's posted hours. Looking for a private attorney? The Alaska Bar Association Lawyer Referral Service offers free referrals and lists both Anchorage numbers and a toll-free line. If your concern involves Alaska state troopers, submit a complaint to the DPS Office of Professional Standards (OPS) using their published address, phone, or email. For other services—medical records, reentry programs, electronic monitoring—check the facility's page on the Alaska DOC website for the right office contacts and hours. When you call, have the incarcerated person's full name and your reason for calling ready.