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Phone Calls and Messaging at Bolduc Corrections Facility, ME: start with our general phone calls and messaging guide, then confirm details with the facility at (207) 273-5123.
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Your first visit to Bolduc Correctional Facility goes smoother when you handle the paperwork early and show up with the right ID. This checklist walks you through completing the visitor application, what happens during approval, and how to request a visit once you're cleared.
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Sending money to someone at Bolduc Correctional Facility through Maine DOC's online deposit service? Plan around the daily and weekly caps, plus a short processing window before funds hit the account.
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Follow this checklist to make sure your letters and cards meet Bolduc's mail rules—and actually reach your person without delays or discarded items.
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To request a visit at Bolduc Correctional Facility, approved visitors should call Catherine Neptin at (207) 273-5125 Monday–Thursday, 8:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m. Two-hour visits are offered on Saturdays, Sundays, and most major holidays. Before approval, you must submit a complete visitor application—incomplete applications won't be processed, and false information can lead to denial of visiting privileges. Applications go through a criminal-records check by the State Bureau of Identification, and you'll be notified in writing if you're not approved. Bring government-issued photo ID for every visit. Minors may need a government ID or certified birth certificate and must be accompanied by a parent/legal guardian or an approved adult. Be aware that visit conversations may be listened to and/or recorded, except for attorney-client privileged communications.
Read full guideSending mail to someone at Bolduc Correctional Facility is simple if you follow the format rules. Mail is accepted only through the U.S. Postal Service or other recognized delivery services, and every piece must include a verifiable sender name and return address. General correspondence must be on plain 8½ x 11 white paper, written or printed in black or dark blue ink. Greeting cards are allowed only if they meet the facility's single-card-stock and white-area formatting requirements and follow the same ink/color limits. All incoming mail is inspected and may be read, restricted, or turned over to investigators if there's reasonable suspicion of contraband, criminal information, rule violations, safety risks, or contact with a prohibited correspondent. Items like glitter, ribbons, food, and paper clips are removed and disposed of without notifying the resident.
Read full guideSending money to someone at Bolduc Correctional Facility is straightforward once you know the limits. You can deposit up to $100 per day to a resident's general (trust) account and up to $100 per day to their phone account. Each account is capped at $200 per week. The facility also restricts reusing a single email to get around daily caps. For online deposits, you'll need the resident's MDOC number and date of birth, plus a valid Visa or MasterCard. If you're funding both the trust and phone accounts, make the deposits in a single transaction per facility rules. Deposits are generally non-refundable and post about three business days after the transaction. Enter identifiers exactly as required so funds post correctly.
Read full guideTo request a visit at Bolduc Correctional Facility, approved visitors should call Catherine Neptin at (207) 273-5125 Monday–Thursday, 8:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m. Two-hour visits are available Saturdays, Sundays, and most major holidays. Return completed visitor applications to Bolduc Correctional Facility at 516 Cushing Road, Warren, ME 04864, following the form's instructions. For resident mail, include a verifiable name and return address—do not send cash. Use the specific phone line for your issue (visits, records, medical, etc.) and follow submission directions exactly to avoid delays. For emergencies, contact local emergency services rather than routine facility contacts.
Phone Calls and Messaging at Bolduc Corrections Facility, ME: start with our general phone calls and messaging guide, then confirm details with the facility at (207) 273-5123.
Call Catherine Neptin at (207) 273-5125 Monday–Thursday, 8:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m. to request a visit. Two-hour visits are available on Saturdays, Sundays, and most major holidays.
VisitationAdults must bring a government-issued photo ID to each visit. Minors may need a government-issued ID or a certified birth certificate and must be accompanied by a parent/legal guardian or another approved adult; married or emancipated minors need documentation for an exception.
VisitationApplications are processed after a criminal-records check by the State Bureau of Identification, and you’ll be notified in writing if you’re not approved. Incomplete applications aren’t processed, and providing false information can lead to denial of visiting privileges.
VisitationLetters must be on plain 8½ x 11 white paper and written or printed in black or dark blue ink. Greeting cards must be single card stock, meet the required white-area formatting, and follow the facility’s ink/color restrictions.
Mail & LettersNon-allowable but non-evidentiary items—such as glitter, ribbons, food, and paper clips—are removed and disposed of immediately, without notifying the resident.
Mail & LettersNo. Department staff, volunteers, and student interns can’t be personal correspondents with a resident unless the facility Chief Administrative Officer (and other required supervisors) approves it.
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Bolduc Corrections Facility is part of the Maine Department of Corrections. As with other Maine DOC facilities, people in custody are provided ways to correspond, and staff may inspect, read, and restrict mail to prevent contraband and maintain safety and security.
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