Eastern Oregon Corrections Institution, OR

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2500 Westgate PlPendleton, OR, 97801

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At a Glance

Visitation

  • Basic DSU visits at EOCI are no-contact (behind glass) and are offered at 8:30, 9:30, 1:30, or 2:30.
  • DSU visits are limited to two visitors, last up to one hour, and can be scheduled once per week.
  • To schedule a BASIC DSU visit you must submit an electronic request or call (503) 373-0113 at least 72 hours in advance; voicemail will not schedule a visit.

Communication

  • Friends and family must create an ICSolutions account and validate their phone number before receiving calls from EOCI inmates; this requirement began October 17, 2022.
  • To validate an international number for EOCI inmate calls, email customer@icsolutions.com with phone numbers (include country code), a phone bill, a copy of your ID, and your current address.
  • If you cannot validate using a cellphone or credit/debit card, you may validate by emailing a phone bill and government ID or mailing documents to ICSolutions Customer Service.

Sending Money

  • Phone/communication accounts are typically separate from commissary/trust accounts.
  • Mail deposits (where allowed) usually require a money order or cashier’s check and must include the incarcerated person’s name and ID to post correctly.
  • Lobby kiosks and approved vendor websites/phone lines commonly accept debit or credit cards for deposits.

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Topic Overviews

Visitation

Basic DSU visits at Eastern Oregon Corrections Institution are no-contact sessions behind glass, offered at set times: 8:30, 9:30, 1:30, or 2:30. Each visit lasts up to one hour with a maximum of two visitors, typically once per week. To schedule, submit an electronic request or call (503) 373-0113 at least 72 hours in advance. Voicemail will not schedule a visit. You can also book through ICSolutions by logging in at www.icsolutions.com and selecting Schedule Visit or Schedule New Visit. For onsite video visits, you'll need to enter a confirmation code when you arrive. All visitors must be approved and cleared beforehand, and any visit can be canceled for safety or staffing reasons.

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Communication

Eastern Oregon Corrections Institution uses ICSolutions for phone calls. To receive calls from someone at EOCI, you'll need to set up an ICSolutions account and validate your phone number first (this requirement started October 17, 2022). For international number validation, email customer@icsolutions.com with the phone number(s) including country code, a copy of a phone bill, a copy of your ID, and your current address. If you can't validate using a cellphone or a credit or debit card, you can email a phone bill and government ID instead, or mail your documents to ICSolutions Customer Service. For onsite video visits, you'll enter a confirmation code at the facility. This code equals the phone number on your ICSolutions account plus the 4-digit PIN you chose during registration. Test your device and complete vendor verification ahead of time.

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Sending Money

Sending money to someone at Eastern Oregon Corrections Institution starts with one key step: figure out whether you're funding commissary/trust or the phone and communication account, since these are separate. Many facilities offer several ways to add funds (approved third-party vendor websites or phone lines, lobby kiosks, and sometimes mail or in-person deposits), but available options vary by facility. If mail deposits are accepted, you'll typically need a money order or cashier's check. Include the incarcerated person's name and ID so the payment posts correctly. For calls and visit-related communication at this facility, ICSolutions handles everything. You must create an ICSolutions account and validate your phone number. DOC staff cannot set up or validate those accounts for you.

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Common Questions

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How do I schedule a visit at Eastern Oregon Corrections Institution?

Schedule by submitting an electronic request or calling (503) 373-0113 at least 72 hours before the visit. Voicemail will not schedule a visit. You can also book through ICSolutions by choosing Schedule Visit or Schedule New Visit.

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What are the rules for BASIC (DSU) visits at EOCI?

BASIC (DSU) visits are no-contact behind glass at scheduled times of day (8:30, 9:30, 1:30, or 2:30). They are limited to two visitors and last up to one hour, typically once per week.

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How does the onsite video confirmation code work for EOCI visits?

For onsite video visits, your confirmation code is the phone number on your ICSolutions account plus the 4-digit PIN you set during registration. Double-check your ICSolutions account details before you arrive.

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How do I receive phone calls from someone at Eastern Oregon Corrections Institution?

Start by creating an ICSolutions account and validating your phone number. Until that's done, you won't be able to receive calls from an EOCI inmate. If you can't validate with a cellphone or a credit/debit card, you can email a phone bill and government ID or mail the documents to ICSolutions Customer Service.

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How do I validate an international phone number to receive calls from an inmate at EOCI?

Email customer@icsolutions.com with the telephone number(s) including country code, a copy of a phone bill, a copy of your ID, and your current address. ICSolutions will handle the international validation from there.

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What confirmation code do onsite video visitors enter at Eastern Oregon Corrections Institution?

Use the confirmation code shown at the kiosk. It equals the phone number on your ICSolutions account plus the 4-digit PIN you chose during registration.

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This page covers Eastern Oregon Corrections Institution in Oregon. Adults in custody may only receive photos and letters when they come directly from friends or family, so mail and photos should be sent by someone the person knows personally.

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