Coxsackie Corrections Facility, NY

Coxsackie Correctional Facility's 2026 visitation calendar (version v.12/2025) splits weekend visits by the incarcerated person's last name: A–L visits on certain weekends, M–Z on alternate weekends. Each weekend is clearly labeled, so check the published schedule to find dates matching your person's last-name group. For example, June 6 is an A–L weekend and June 13 is M–Z — that rotating pattern continues throughout the year. Holidays and special dates appear in red. Some November dates are starred (like *11 and the Thanksgiving period marked *26), signaling different holiday timing. Double-check the calendar before you go so you don't show up on the wrong weekend.

For someone at Coxsackie Correctional Facility, New York's Executive Clemency process handles pardons and commutations. A commutation shortens a sentence. A pardon can relieve some or all collateral consequences of a conviction — though it won't expunge the New York State record. Anyone convicted under New York State law may apply for a pardon, but pardons are usually considered after court-ordered requirements like supervision or probation are satisfied. Commutation petitions are typically considered when the minimum term exceeds one year, at least half has been served, and other eligibility conditions are met. Incarcerated people in DOCCS custody may apply. DOCCS accepts applications by mail or as scanned packages by email. You'll receive written confirmation when your application is received and a direct notice of the decision.