Curran Fromhold Corrections Center, PA

Visitation at Curran‑Fromhold Correctional Center is by appointment only, scheduled first‑come, first‑served. Book between 48 hours and seven days ahead. Arrive at least 10 minutes early with a current government photo ID—staff will confirm the name and ID number of the person you're visiting. Only one adult and one child can visit at a time. Children six months and older may visit with a parent or guardian who has proof of custody or a birth certificate, but not during school hours. You'll pass through a metal detector and may be searched in a private room; complaints about searches can go to the CJO. Lockers are available, but bring quarters since there's no change machine. Follow the dress code: no open-toed or slip-on shoes, certain jewelry restrictions, and no smart devices.

Curran Fromhold Corrections Center uses AdvancePay prepaid collect accounts for phone calls. You'll designate one phone number for calls and can manage call acceptance plus spending settings like AutoReload and alerts. AdvancePay also offers Request2Call—a free notification sent to the incarcerated person asking them to place a call. Don't want to fund an account? There's a single-call payment option. Refunds are available if the person is released or you no longer need the account. Online and mobile funding are the fastest deposit methods. For phone assistance, call (800) 483-8314. Rates and fees are set by the facility and shown in your ConnectNetwork account. Starting December 8, 2025, GettingOut video visitors must upload front-and-back state ID images plus a selfie.

When sending mail to someone at Curran‑Fromhold Corrections Center, put the facility address and the incarcerated person's full name plus their ID/PPN on every envelope. Follow the jail's required mailing format. Write letters on plain white paper with pencil or pen, and use plain white envelopes—colored or specialty paper, crayons, and markers aren't allowed. Photos must be 5x7 inches or smaller and can't show nudity, weapons, money, or drug use. The person may be limited to five pictures. Books, magazines, and newspapers must come directly from approved third‑party vendors. Hardback books and packages are prohibited. Legal/privileged mail and original documents needing signatures may be handled differently, including routing through the business office.

Sending money to someone at Curran‑Fromhold is straightforward once you pick the right account type. Commissary deposits go through Access Corrections. Phone or prepaid-call funds go through AdvancePay. These are separate systems, so make sure you're using the one that matches what you're trying to fund. Prefer to pay in person? The facility's lobby kiosks allow deposits up to $500 per day. For certain online or phone deposit options, you'll need a credit or debit card. To avoid delays, follow the required payment channel and enter the inmate's name and booking ID so the money routes correctly.