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Staying in touch with someone at District 23 Probation & Parole - CSC (MO) isn't as simple as picking up the phone. Here's how calls work, how they're paid for, and what to confirm before you expect a call.
Phone calls with someone in Missouri DOC custody are outgoing only, and how you pay depends on the call type. Here's how the system works, how calls get funded, and what to do if you need to stop unwanted calls.
Set up an account with the facility’s phone vendor (Securus is the listed contact), then add funds online or by phone, or have the offender purchase debit minutes through commissary or a kiosk. The offender places outgoing calls using their PIN.
No. Incoming calls aren't permitted. Offenders can make outgoing collect, debit, or prepaid calls as long as they're not on restricted status.
Your first visit goes smoother when you confirm the basics ahead of time and keep what you bring inside to a minimum. Use the checklist below to avoid common delays at the door.
Your first Missouri DOC visit goes a lot smoother when you pack light, dress conservatively, and know the contact rules ahead of time. Use the sections below as a quick prep guide so you're less likely to be delayed or turned away.
Missouri DOC visitation rules seem straightforward until you're trying to bring kids, coordinate a group, or visit someone still in reception. Here's how visitor limits typically work, plus what to double-check before you make the drive.
