Caddo Correctional Center
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How to Send Money to Facility
For Louisiana state prisons, money deposits go through JPay. You can add funds online (including JPay's mobile app), by phone at 1-800-574-5729, or in person at a MoneyGram walk-up location.
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How to Send a Money Order to Someone at Caddo Correctional Center (JPay)
Sending a money order through JPay is a straightforward option if you prefer paying by mail. Just get the deposit slip and addressing right—mistakes can delay the payment or get it sent back.
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How to Visit Facility
A little timing and rule-checking upfront can save you a wasted trip. Here are the visitation basics and schedule limits you need to know.
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Visitation
- You must be on the incarcerated person’s approved visiting list before you can visit.
- Bring a valid photo ID for adult visitors; the facility will require identification at registration.
- You’ll register, pass security screening (metal detector and possible searches), and must arrive before the posted cutoff to be admitted.
Communication
- Securus Technologies provides telephone service for the facility and lists customer service for billing or phone issues as 1-800-844-6591.
- JPay provides secure electronic messaging for people at the facility and supports attachments such as photographs; people in custody do not have general internet access.
- You can call 225-383-4580 to reach the Imprisoned Person Locator; callers should have the DPS&C number or the person’s name and date of birth.
Sending Commissary
- Most Louisiana state correctional facilities use JPAY to accept deposits to incarcerated people’s accounts.
- Deposits can be made via JPAY online or app, by telephone, at vendor kiosks, or through MoneyGram walk-up locations.
- Mailed deposits must be money orders; do not send cash through the mail.
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Visitation
Visitation rules and hours specific to Caddo Correctional Center weren't available here, so use Louisiana DOC guidance as your baseline and confirm local details before you travel. Start by making sure you're on the incarcerated person's approved visiting list. Complete any required Application for Visiting Privileges the way the facility instructs. On visit day, you'll register with staff, show a valid photo ID, and go through security screening (metal detector and possible searches). Arrive early enough to meet the posted cutoff time. Late arrivals can be turned away. Visits are a privilege and can be restricted or ended for rule violations. Some Louisiana facilities only allow prescribed life-saving medication if you declare it at the visiting desk. If someone is still in intake status, visits are typically not allowed, though immediate-family exceptions may be requested through reception.
Sending Commissary
Caddo Correctional Center uses JPAY for deposits to an incarcerated person's account. You can send money through JPAY online, in the mobile app, by phone, at a kiosk (if available), or at a MoneyGram walk-up location. Mailing a deposit is also an option, but mailed funds must be sent as a money order and should follow both vendor and facility instructions, including any required forms. Fees, deposit limits, processing times, and required site codes vary by location, so check JPAY and facility instructions before sending anything. To avoid delays or rejected deposits, include the person's identifying information (state, facility, and inmate ID/CCN) and fill out every detail exactly as required.
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Showing 6 of 8How do I get approved to visit an inmate at Caddo Correctional Center?
The incarcerated person must first request you as a visitor and provide you the visitor application. Fill out the Application for Visiting Privileges (Form C-02-008-A) and submit it the way the facility directs.
VisitationCan I visit someone at Caddo if they are in intake status?
Usually, no. People in intake status typically cannot receive visits, but if intake runs long, immediate-family visits may be requested through the facility’s reception procedures.
VisitationWhat should I expect when I arrive for a visit at Caddo Correctional Center?
You'll register with staff, present a valid photo ID, and pass security screening before being admitted. Visitation is a privilege. Breaking rules can get your visit cut short or denied entirely.
VisitationWhat phone and electronic messaging services are used at Caddo Correctional Center?
Securus handles phone service at Caddo Correctional Center, while JPay provides secure electronic messaging with photo attachment support. Both calls and electronic messages are typically monitored. Incoming calls are usually not allowed.
CommunicationHow do I locate someone at Caddo Correctional Center?
Call the Imprisoned Person Locator at 225-383-4580. Have the person’s DPS&C number, or their full name and date of birth, ready when you call.
CommunicationHow can I add money to an inmate account at Caddo Correctional Center?
You can add money through JPAY online or in the mobile app, by calling the vendor phone line, at a MoneyGram walk-up location, or at a facility lobby/kiosk if available. You can also mail a money order if you follow the vendor and facility mailing instructions.
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