Easterling Corrections Facility, AL

Sending packages through Union Supply/ALInmatePackage to Easterling Corrections Facility? Plan for extra time. Orders need facility approval before shipping—typically about two weeks—and delivery takes roughly two more weeks after that. For mailed deposits, send a money order with the facility deposit coupon to Access Corrections at the Alabama DOC PO Box in St. Louis, Missouri. Fill out every field on the deposit form. Don't include cash, personal letters, stamps, photos, or notes with the money order—any extras can get the payment returned or rejected. Non-legal mail is opened and inspected for contraband, so follow addressing and return-address rules carefully. Double-check your labeling to avoid mail being returned or destroyed.

You can send money to someone at Easterling Corrections Facility four ways: online, by phone, with cash at CashPayToday retail locations, or by mailing a money order with the facility's deposit coupon. Online and phone deposits go through Access Secure Deposits (Access Corrections) and accept Visa and MasterCard debit or credit cards. CashPayToday has 800+ retail locations—you'll need to register both yourself and the recipient, then bring a printed barcode or show one on your phone at the store. For mail, include a fully completed deposit form. Don't send cash, letters, photos, stamps, or notes with the money order. Mailed deposits can take up to a week to post. The form lists a $900 daily deposit limit, a $25 handling fee for returned money orders or checks, and SSN reporting for deposits of $3,000 or more.

The facility record for Easterling Corrections Facility lists Frank Lee as warden and includes the street address and phone number—check that official listing for exact details. The record also provides basic public information: inmate gender, population, and the associated county. For routine questions about visiting, mail, accounts, or unit-related issues, start with the facility's official contact page or posted phone number to reach the right office. For urgent safety threats or medical emergencies, call emergency services immediately—don't rely on email or web forms. For custody status or victim-notification questions, use the statewide custody/status services typically linked from facility contact pages.

The Frank Lee Community Work Center, part of the Easterling Corrections complex, houses minimum-custody inmates. The unit runs work-release and community-service crews that handle roadside and grass-cutting duties for local municipalities. Residents can build job skills through vocational and trade classes at the adjacent J.F. Ingram Trade School, plus programs from Ingram State Technical College offered directly at Frank Lee. Need an inmate's health records? You'll need written authorization. The Authorization for Release of Health Records form is valid for one year, and sensitive records—including HIV/STD, psychiatric, and drug/alcohol treatment information—require separate, express consent.