Cimmarron Corrections Facility, Ok

Cimarron Corrections Facility accepts special-visit requests by email. Starting 1/1/2026, send your request at least one week ahead to CAFCCVisitation@corecivic.com. Include the detainee's name and number, your proposed date and time, the reason for the visit, and supporting documents like proof of residency and a birth or marriage certificate. Detainees can't receive incoming phone calls, but you can call (918) 225-3336 between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. to get information or leave an urgent message. The facility won't accept money during visits or through the mail—follow the Money Transfer instructions on the facility's CCA page instead. Your visit isn't confirmed until staff contacts you directly.

Need help reaching someone at Cimmarron Corrections Facility? Call (918) 225-3336 between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. You can also leave an urgent message at that number—just have the detainee's identifying details ready and follow staff instructions. Detainees can't receive incoming calls, so phone communication means waiting for them to call you. Other options may include scheduled video visits and electronic messaging through an approved third-party vendor. These typically require creating an account and scheduling or registering ahead of time. Calls from inside are usually recorded and monitored, except for privileged legal calls. Some systems also require you to register your phone number before calls will connect.

Mail to Cimarron Corrections Facility goes smoother when your envelope is complete and easy to read. Include the inmate's full name and ID number, the facility name, and your full return name and address—missing details can cause delays. Keep correspondence to standard letter or legal size. Non-legal mail may be opened, read, and searched for contraband before delivery. Legal or privileged mail follows different procedures. Certain items are commonly rejected: maps, Polaroids, photo negatives, framed photos, and greeting cards larger than 8x10. The facility may also use mail-processing vendors that scan or route mail electronically, and originals might be kept or discarded under policy.

Money in an inmate's account can cover commissary purchases, phone and video calls, and certain fees. At Cimarron Corrections Facility, you can't drop off money during visits or send cash through the mail—use the Money Transfer instructions on the facility's CCA page instead. For lockbox deposits, send a money order or cashier's check made payable to the recipient. Personal checks and cash aren't accepted. Follow the vendor's format, including the inmate name and commissary number, and mail it to P.O. BOX 16545 Atlanta, GA 30321-0545. For Western Union or Send2Corrections transfers, you'll need the commissary number and the exact recipient-name format the vendor requires.