How to send messages, photos, and packages
Columbia Work Camp uses AdvancePay prepaid calling. You fund a specific phone number, and the incarcerated person places calls using those funds. Set up, manage, or add money through ConnectNetwork by phone at (866) 732-9098 or online at www.connectnetwork.com. Need to mail a payment? Send it to PO Box 911722, Denver, CO 80291-1722. When creating your ConnectNetwork account, enter your first and last name exactly as they appear on your government-issued photo ID—it may need to match official visitation records. Other communication options like messaging and remote video may also be available. Calls are typically outgoing only through vendor systems.
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Mailing a money order through JPay for someone at Columbia Work Camp? Double-check the address on your deposit form first. Florida DOC/JPay paperwork shows two different JPay PO Boxes—and using the wrong one can delay your payment.
Use AdvancePay prepaid calling to fund a phone number so the person inside can place calls using those funds. Add funds or manage the account through ConnectNetwork at (866) 732-9098 or www.connectnetwork.com, or mail payments to PO Box 911722, Denver, CO 80291-1722.
Call ConnectNetwork customer service at (866) 732-9098 or visit www.connectnetwork.com.
Enter your first and last name exactly as shown on your government-issued ID, because it may need to match official visitation information.
Mail money orders for inmate deposits to JPay at PO Box 260130, Hollywood, FL 33026. Follow JPay’s instructions exactly so the payment is credited correctly.
No. Don’t include letters, notes, or other enclosures with a money-order payment—those items are discarded.
Put the inmate’s full name and booking/ID number on the envelope, and include your full return name and address. Routine mail is often opened and inspected, so check for any format or scanning rules before sending.
Need to take prescription medication during your visit at Columbia Work Camp? Bring only what you'll need for the time you're there—nothing more. FDOC rules limit visitors to the dosage necessary for the visit, so leave extra doses at home.
Getting approved to visit at Columbia Work Camp starts with the FDOC visitation application. Fill it out carefully, send it to the right place, and avoid the common mistakes that get applications denied.
Arriving for a visit can feel stressful—especially the first time. At Columbia Work Camp, the process is straightforward: bring valid photo ID if you're 16 or older, expect a search of yourself and your belongings, and understand that refusing a search can cost you this visit and future ones.
