How to send messages, photos, and packages
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.
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CFCF has specific mail rules, and small details matter. The wrong ID number or the wrong kind of paper can mean the difference between delivery and rejection. Follow the formats and limits below to help your letter, photos, or reading materials get through.
Nothing's worse than having mail rejected when you're just trying to stay in touch. Follow these rules to send letters, photos, and publications that actually make it through at Curran-Fromhold Correctional Facility (CFCF).
Set up an AdvancePay/ConnectNetwork visitor account and complete any required identity verification (some systems require ID images and a selfie). Then use the portal to designate your phone number and adjust acceptance and spending settings. Current rates and fees are listed in your ConnectNetwork account.
Online and mobile deposits are the fastest ways to add funds to an AdvancePay account. For deposit help by phone, call (800) 483-8314.
Yes. Starting December 8, 2025, visitors using GettingOut video visitation must upload front-and-back state ID images and a selfie before using ViaPath video visitation and tablet services. Complete the uploads through the identity-verification steps in your visitor account.
Use the facility address and include the incarcerated person’s full name and their PPN/ID number on every piece of mail. Follow the facility’s specified mailing format examples so it routes correctly.
Write on plain white paper with pencil or pen, and use plain white envelopes. Don’t send mail on colored or specialty paper, and don’t use crayons or markers.
Yes—photos are allowed if they're 5x7 or smaller and don't show nudity, weapons, money, or drug use. The person may be limited to five pictures. Books, magazines, and newspapers must be ordered from approved third‑party vendors. Hardbacks and packages aren't allowed.
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