Mail, photos, messaging, and phone/call options for staying in touch.
Staying in touch with someone at 1012 West Columbia means outgoing contact only—offenders cannot receive incoming telephone calls. Calls are placed as collect, debit, or prepaid using the incarcerated person's personal PIN. For calls to go through, they'll need calling funds or debit minutes. These can be purchased through commissary/canteen or a kiosk, or funded by adding money to a vendor account. Securus handles phone accounts and customer support, so that's where you'll set up and manage service. The facility also offers web-based video visits through Securus Video Connect, which you can schedule and join from any internet connection.
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Staying in touch with someone at Farmington Correctional Center can feel confusing at first—especially when your phone rings and you're not sure how to accept the call. Here's how FCC calls work, what Securus does, and what to do if you need the calls to stop.
Setting up phone calls at Farmington Correctional Center starts with one key rule: you can't call someone there directly. Here's how the Missouri DOC phone system works, how calls get paid for, and what to do if you hit account or billing snags.
No. Offenders at 1012 West Columbia cannot receive incoming telephone calls; they can only place outgoing calls.
They place outgoing calls using their personal PIN and available funds or debit minutes. Minutes can be purchased through commissary or a kiosk, or funded through Securus or the JPay tablet app.
Use Securus for phone account setup and support through their listed contact options. For video visits, Securus Video Connect lets you schedule and join web-based sessions from any internet connection.
Visiting at Farmington Correctional Center runs on a straightforward weekend schedule with two sessions each day. Planning to bring food for an incentive food visit? The key detail is which afternoon your visit falls on—only certain afternoons allow food.
Missouri DOC caps how many people can join a visit, but the child-age cutoff isn't consistent across DOC pages. Here's the practical rule to plan around—plus what to double-check for Farmington Correctional Center (FCC) before you make the drive.
Before you can visit someone at Farmington Correctional Center, you need approval through Missouri DOC's visitor application. Here's how to complete the online form and what happens after you submit.
