How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
To request a visit at Crowley Correctional Facility, call the visitation line Thursday through Monday, 8:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m., at 719‑267‑3548 ext. 23898. You can also email crowleyvisitation@corecivic.com with visitor and inmate details. Applications can be mailed or emailed to the Colorado Private Prison Monitoring Unit (PPMU) as instructed by the facility—include a current, unexpired government photo ID that matches your address. Approval typically takes about 45 days. Once approved, you're subject to annual background checks, and visiting status can be deactivated after one year without visits. At check-in, you'll complete AR Form 300‑01B (Consent to Search). For medium custody, the back of your right hand gets stamped with an ultraviolet marker. Dress conservatively—no shorts or cargo pants, and skirts or dresses must fall at or below the knee. Portable electronic communication devices are contraband. Violations can lead to seizure and possible involvement of OIG or local law enforcement.
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Your first visit to Crowley goes smoother when you show up with the right ID, the right paperwork, and nothing that could be treated as contraband. Use the checklist below to avoid the most common reasons people get delayed or turned away.
Your first visit to Crowley can go smoothly—just show up with the right ID, wear clothing that meets CDOC rules, and leave prohibited items behind. Use this checklist so you don't get turned away at the door.
Visiting Crowley County Correctional Facility goes much smoother when you dress for the rules and keep what you bring simple. Here's how to avoid getting turned away at the door.
Getting approved to visit at Crowley Correctional Facility takes some upfront paperwork — and patience. Here's what drives the 45-day timeline, what to submit, and exactly where to send your application so it doesn't get held up.
Visiting someone at Crowley County Correctional Facility is easier when you use the right contact method. Request a visit by phone, email, or—when an application is required—by submitting a visiting application to CDOC's Private Prison Monitoring Unit.
Scheduling a visit at Crowley Correctional Facility is straightforward once you know who to contact. Email works best if you want a written record; call if you need answers fast.
There are two ways to request an in-person visit at Crowley Correctional Facility: call the visitation line during their request hours, or send an email with the required details.
Getting your first visit at Crowley is straightforward once you handle the paperwork upfront. Here's how to get the application, submit it, and confirm your visit date.
Video visits at Crowley Correctional Facility are doable once you clear two hurdles: getting approved as a visitor, then scheduling through Securus. Here's how the process works—and the rules that can get a visit cut off.
Video visits at Crowley work in two steps: get approved on the person's visiting list, then schedule through Securus. Here's how to get set up—and the on-camera rules that can end a visit early if you miss them.
Visiting rules at Crowley Correctional Facility are enforced in real time — staff can end your visit on the spot. Some violations also lead to suspensions or permanent bans after the facility reviews what happened. Here's what conduct can get a visit terminated, the range of suspension lengths (published versions conflict, so verify), and practical ways to keep your privileges intact.
Waiting on visitor approval at Crowley? The timeline is the hardest part. Here's what that 45-day average actually means, why it takes so long, and how to avoid delays.
Waiting for visitation approval can feel like limbo — especially when you're trying to plan time off work or a long drive. Here's how Crowley's visiting application process works, what causes delays, and what you can do while you wait.
Crowley visiting applications can go to two places: CDOC's Private Prison Monitoring Unit (PPMU) by mail or email. Getting the address and documents right the first time saves you from delays and denials.
Need to reach someone at Crowley Correctional Facility? Here are the key contacts for general questions, in-person visits, video visits, and inmate banking.
Call Thursday–Monday, 8:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m. at 719‑267‑3548 ext. 23898, or email crowleyvisitation@corecivic.com with the visitor and inmate details. You’ll also need to follow the facility’s instructions for submitting a visitor application to get on the approved visiting list.
Crowley's visiting application approval process averages about 45 days. You can mail applications to the PPMU or email them to Doc_PPMU_Visiting@state.co.us, following the facility's instructions.
Any contraband found on a visitor will be seized, and the shift commander may summon OIG or local law enforcement. Visits can be terminated, and suspensions may follow: 30 days for a first violation, 90 days for a second, and one year for a third; permanent suspension is possible if conduct appears intended to aid an escape.
Your first visit can feel nerve-wracking—mostly because you don't know what to expect at the front gate. Here's exactly what Crowley requires at check-in so you can show up prepared and avoid getting turned away.
Visiting Crowley goes smoother when you know what to expect at the front desk. Here's how the ID check, consent form, and UV hand stamp work—so you can breeze through check-in.
Sending money to someone at Crowley is straightforward once you understand the approved vendors, deposit timing, and withholding rules that affect how much your loved one can actually spend.
