East Moline Correctional Center, IL

Start by finding your loved one through the Illinois state inmate search. Confirm you're on their approved visitor list, then book an in-person visit through the facility's online scheduling system. All adult visitors (18+) must complete the Prospective Visitor's Interview (DOC 0148) before a first visit. The form is available online in English and other languages. Bring two IDs, including one state-issued photo ID, and be ready to provide vehicle information. Arrive at least 10 minutes early. Staff will search you, your vehicle, and your belongings. Strip searches may be used on entry and exit. Most items and medications aren't allowed in the visiting room, but free small lockers are available. Visits can be denied or restricted for safety concerns or rule violations.

East Moline Correctional Center uses ICSolutions for phone and video services as part of IDOC's vendor transition. You'll use ICSolutions tools and accounts rather than calling the facility for setup or scheduling. For video visits, register with ICSolutions first, then complete any identity or visitor verification the vendor requires before scheduling. Each incarcerated person can receive only one video visit per day, and each session allows no more than three approved visitors (general population or protective custody). Phone calls can be funded through a Friends & Family prepaid ICS account or by purchasing minutes through the person's commissary or trust account. ICSolutions provides example per-minute rates and sample cost comparisons on their platform. For help, contact ICSolutions at 888.506.8407 or Customer@icsolutions.com. Calls from the facility display (309) 260-9399 on caller ID.

You can send money to someone at East Moline Correctional Center through facility-approved online deposit vendors, lobby or visitation kiosks, retail agents, or by mailing a payment to an approved vendor. Have the incarcerated person's full name and booking or ID number (or date of birth) ready so funds credit correctly. Deposits go into the trust or commissary account. Keep in mind the facility may apply new funds to outstanding balances or court-ordered obligations before the money becomes available for commissary spending. Phone calls are typically paid one of two ways: Friends & Family prepaid ICS accounts, or minutes purchased from the incarcerated person's commissary account. ICSolutions publishes example per-minute rates and sample totals, and ICS can help with collect or prepaid-collect account questions.