Denver Womens Corrections Facility, CO

Denver Women's Correctional Facility (DWCF) offers several ways to visit: contact, non-contact, and special in-person visits, plus video visiting. The facility has specific in-person visiting days and separate visitor processing hours, so check those details before you go. Video visits are scheduled through Securus, and you'll need an approved visitor account to book a session. Video visiting is available daily from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Minor children must be named on the visitor application, but they don't count toward the 12 approved visitors. If a child attends with someone other than their guardian, Form 300-01F authorization is required. Staff can end or deny a visit for rule violations. Suspensions may follow after administrative review, with longer suspensions for repeat issues.

You can stay in touch with someone at Denver Women's Corrections Facility (DWCF) through phone calls, video visits, tablet messaging, or electronic mail. Video visits must be scheduled through Securus, and you'll need to be approved on the inmate's visiting list before booking a time. Video visiting is available daily from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., though some kiosk times may not be offered. Use the scheduling system to confirm open slots. Appointments are required and can be arranged by phone or email during the facility's posted hours. You cannot schedule more than seven days in advance. To add funds, CDOC accepts electronic deposits through JPay, Western Union, and GTL (ConnectNetwork). JPay supports both online and phone deposits.

Denver Women's Correctional Facility uses Colorado Department of Corrections (CDOC) third-party vendors for inmate deposits. Plan to send money electronically through JPay, Western Union, or GTL (ConnectNetwork). Do not mail cash or money orders. They are not accepted for inmate deposits. When you pay, use the vendor's approved method: online, phone, or an approved in-person or kiosk option. Deposits completed before the reported 4:00 p.m. MT daily cut-off are generally available to the inmate the next day. That said, CDOC recommends allowing 2 to 3 days for processing and commissary/canteen use. CDOC also withholds a minimum of 20% from deposits for court-ordered fines, fees, restitution, and/or child support. Vendor fees vary.