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Visitation at Concordia Parish Womens Facility

How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements

Overview

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.

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Quick Facts

Prospective visitors must complete an Application for Visiting Privileges (Form C-02-008-A) and submit it to the facility to be approved.
Visitors aged 18 or older must present an accepted photo ID each time they visit.
Visitors are prohibited from bringing electronics, recording equipment, tobacco, drugs, alcohol, and similar contraband into visiting areas.
Visitors with infants may bring a limited set of baby items, which must be stored in a clear plastic container (blankets excepted).
Offenders in intake status are not allowed visitation while in that status under DOC rules.

Visitation Guides

Can You Visit During the First 30 Days? Understanding Intake Status and Special Visits in Louisiana Prisons

In Louisiana DOC facilities, visitation rules are governed by Department Regulation OP-C-9. Under that regulation, “intake status” is a specific 30-day period that starts when someone is placed into DOC custody. During this time, staff complete intake processing that can include medical and mental health assessments, custody classification, and identifying programming needs and assignments.

Contact vs Non‑Contact Visits and Video Visitation in Louisiana Prisons (What to Expect)

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How to Visit Concordia Parish Corr. Facility (LA)

Visiting someone at Concordia Parish Corr. Facility is easier when you plan for the two rules that trip people up most: medication limits and the approved visiting list. Here's what to do before you travel.

Visiting Someone at Concordia Parish If You Have a Criminal Record — And Rules for DOC Employees

Have a criminal record and want to visit someone at Concordia Parish? Or maybe you work for the Department of Corrections? Here's what matters: a record doesn't automatically disqualify you. But you may need extra approval, and the facility can still deny visits for security reasons.

What You Can’t Bring to a Visit at Concordia Parish Correctional Facility (State Rules to Follow)

These rules come from Louisiana Department of Corrections Regulation OP-C-9, which governs visitation across state facilities. Concordia Parish Correctional Facility follows this framework, though the warden can add institution-specific procedures or limited exceptions. Treat this as your baseline—and verify any special situations before you go.

Common Questions

How do I get approved to visit someone at Concordia Parish Women’s Facility?

To get approved, the incarcerated person must request visitors and you must complete the Application for Visiting Privileges (Form C-02-008-A) and submit it to the facility as directed. Wait for approval before attempting to visit.

What baby items can I bring when visiting with an infant?

Visitors with infants may bring a limited set of baby items. Store them in a clear plastic container (blankets are the exception and don't need to be in the container).

Can I visit someone while they are in intake status at Concordia Parish Women’s Facility?

No. Offenders in intake status cannot receive visits under DOC regulation. Exceptions are rare, but if you believe a special immediate-family visit may apply, ask facility reception about procedures.

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