Crisp County Detention Center, GA

Visiting someone at Crisp County Detention Center starts with getting approved. Submit the facility's Visitation Request Form to be added to the approved visitor list. Once approved, you'll request each visit through the Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC) online visitation form—all visits are by appointment only. Need to change an existing appointment? Use the scheduling link to find your visit, add visitors, or cancel. Watch the deadlines closely: weekend visit requests are due by 5:00 PM on Wednesday of the same week, and state holiday requests must be in by 5:00 PM three days before the holiday. Visits can be refused or revoked for contraband concerns, false information on forms, repeated warnings, or security needs.

Crisp County Detention Center uses Securus for inmate phone service. To receive calls or fund prepaid collect/direct-bill calling, create a Securus account online or call 1-800-844-6591. Local calls run $0.06 per minute, with a 25-minute maximum per call. Funding a Securus prepaid collect account? Deposits have a $0.00 funding fee and are capped at $200.00 per deposit. Offenders can also transfer money from their trust account to a Securus debit calling account in $1 increments. Calls only go to numbers on the offender's Call Allow List, and they may be monitored and recorded. Call forwarding and three-way calling aren't allowed. Phone access depends on facility rules, so confirm what's permitted for the offender's current status.

To send personal mail to someone at Crisp County Detention Center, use the facility mailing address from the Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC) "Find a Facility" tool. Include the inmate's full name and GDC number on everything you send. Food and property packages go through approved vendors, not regular mail. Family and friends can order through Union Supply by mailing an order to the vendor's Dallas, TX address, or by phone (1-562-361-5719 or toll-free 1-855-247-0563) or fax (1-310-603-1188). Vendor orders include a $2.95 shipping and handling fee and must stay within GDC spending and weight limits—multiple orders get consolidated to fit the limit. Special rules may apply for juveniles, and some Georgia sites use statewide vendor programs like Access Securepak.

Trying to confirm where someone is housed? Start with Georgia's GDC Find an Offender tool. It shows charges, current facility location, and release date when available for individuals connected to Crisp County Detention Center. For transfers, GDC has specific rules: an inmate generally must be assigned to an institution for 12 months and have no Disciplinary Reports in the prior six months before a routine transfer is considered. Once eligible, the inmate needs to talk with their counselor to start a transfer request—eligibility doesn't guarantee approval. For broader concerns, the Office of the Ombudsman gathers information to reduce problems and help support offender rights and safety, though it can't require a facility to act outside policy. GDC also follows PREA and investigates allegations of sexual abuse and sexual harassment.