How to Contact an Inmate at Dick Connor Correctional, OK (OK)

If you need to make a payment connected to an incarcerated person’s account or related services, do not plan on handling it over the phone. Payments cannot be accepted by phone.

When requesting a visit, have your information ready. The form asks for visitor ID details, a contact number, the facility name, the inmate's name and ODOC number, plus your preferred visit date, time, and duration. Here's where people get tripped up: submitting the form doesn't mean your visit is scheduled. You'll check a box acknowledging that the visit isn't confirmed until staff calls you back.

Steps-to-follow

• ✓ Gather the information the visitation request asks for: your visitor identification, your contact phone number, the facility name, the inmate’s name, and the inmate’s ODOC number.
• ✓ Decide what you are requesting for the visit: the date, the time, and how long you want the visit to be.
• ✓ Submit the visitation request.
• ✓ Do not treat the request as confirmed until you receive the callback from a staff member confirming it (the form’s confirmation checkbox makes this requirement explicit).

• ✓ If you were planning to pay by phone, pick a different method. Payments cannot be accepted by phone, so you will need to use whatever non-phone option the facility or provider allows.

If your question is specifically about chargeback repayments, use the number provided for that purpose: 636-888-7004.

Because payments cannot be accepted by phone, confirm what payment methods are accepted and exactly how they need to be submitted before you send money or start a transaction.

The visitation request form covers the basics, but it won't answer every question. Before you make the trip, confirm the current visitor process and check for any additional requirements beyond what the form asks (things like ID rules, who can be in your party, or other logistics that might affect your visit).