How to send messages, photos, and packages
Facility-specific communication details for AR Corrections, Two Union Plaza aren't currently available from DOC pages. At most Arkansas facilities, phone calls, video visitation, and electronic messaging run through a third-party communications vendor. You'll need to create an account with that vendor to get started. Incarcerated people can typically only place outgoing calls. Rules about approved contacts, call types, and monitoring vary by facility and vendor. To set up communication: create your vendor account, add funds to cover calls or video visits, schedule video visits through the vendor portal, and confirm your phone, tablet, or computer meets the vendor's app and browser requirements before your session.
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Facility-specific setup steps aren't currently available. Typically, you'll identify the approved communications vendor, create an account, add funds, then schedule video visits or manage calls through the vendor portal. Check your device and browser/app compatibility before your scheduled visit.
Usually not. Incarcerated people can typically make outgoing calls only. Incoming calls or third-party call arrangements aren't allowed at most facilities. Confirm with the facility or vendor if you need an exception.
The official facility pages weren't retrievable at the time of lookup. Try the communications vendor's site directly to create an account and check service options, then check the DOC pages again later.
Trying to contact someone through Arkansas Community Correction? Start by confirming the official communication details directly. Two key Arkansas DOC pages were inaccessible when we checked, so you'll want to verify before reaching out.
Here are the official contact details for Central Arkansas Community Correction Center (Two Union Plaza), along with tips on who to ask for and when to call versus fax.
Central Arkansas Community Correction Center is a residential center housing men, with a capacity of 150 beds. These three details—facility type, population, and size—give you the basic picture of what kind of placement your loved one has.
