Concordia Parish Womens Facility

Visiting at Concordia Parish Women's Facility starts with approval. Complete and submit the Application for Visiting Privileges (Form C-02-008-A) as directed, then wait for approval before planning your trip. If you're 18 or older, bring a photo ID accepted by the DOC each time you visit. Leave prohibited items at home: electronics, recording equipment, tobacco, drugs, alcohol, and similar contraband aren't allowed in visiting areas. Need medication during a visit? Only prescribed life-saving or life-sustaining medication is permitted, and you must notify staff. Visitors cannot see offenders who are in intake status. Facilities generally won't confirm approved-visitor status by phone, so ask the incarcerated person to confirm you're on the list before you go.

Concordia Parish Women's Facility uses Securus for both telephone and video communication. Have billing problems, account questions, or call issues? Securus handles customer service for those vendor-level concerns. Video visitation runs through Securus Video Connect, a web-based system that lets friends, family, attorneys, and officials schedule and join sessions using the Securus app or a computer. Before placing calls or joining video visits, you'll need to create an account with Securus, register your contact details, and add funds to cover service costs. For remote video visits, use a compatible device with a webcam and microphone, plus a supported browser or the vendor app. Calls and electronic communication may be monitored under facility rules.

Concordia Parish Womens Facility uses JPay for inmate account deposits. Add funds online or at the facility's on-site kiosks using the facility code. There's a weekday phone help line if you have questions or need assistance with deposits. Dealing with a property bond? Start by getting a property assessment from the Assessor's Office in Vidalia. Bond paperwork is notarized and bond fees are accepted at the Concordia Parish Sheriff's Office (4001 Carter Street, Room 7, Vidalia). The sheriff's webpage lists local bonding agents with phone numbers if you need help arranging a bond. Property bond rules can limit the number and types of properties and may restrict out-of-parish properties, so follow the posted eligibility instructions closely.