Edgecombe Youth Center, Rocky Mount

Visiting at Edgecombe Youth Center starts with getting approved and added to the person's visitor list. The process works like this: the person in custody requests blank visitor application forms and mails them to the people they want to add. You fill out the form, return it as instructed, and wait for approval. North Carolina facilities may offer in-person visits, video visits, or both. The exact options and schedule depend on Edgecombe's rules, so check the facility page or contact the center directly to confirm what's currently available. Keep in mind that some visits may be contact or non-contact based on housing status and security classification. When you call about a specific person, have their full name and offender ID ready.

Edgecombe Youth Center (78 Positive Way, Rocky Mount) is a 44-bed male youth development center. Its published facility record includes contact details and leadership information. Most ways to communicate with a youth there, including phone calls, scheduled or on-demand video visits, tablet messaging, and digitized mail, run through a third-party vendor rather than the facility itself. To get started, create an account with the approved vendor, complete any required approvals tied to the youth, and add funds in the vendor portal if calls or paid tablet features require it. Video visits are typically scheduled through the vendor's app or website. Vendor rules can differ, so review the instructions in the portal before trying to message or set up contact.

Most North Carolina facilities accept funds through third-party payment vendors. Common deposit methods include web or mobile apps, phone deposits, walk-in retail locations or kiosks, cash-deposit services, and mailed money orders. Once processed, funds go to the person's trust or commissary account for purchases and other approved debits. To avoid delays, enter the person's full booked name and the exact inmate or account number from booking records. Follow the vendor's instructions closely. Mailed money orders typically require the correct deposit slip and should not include extras like letters or photos. Fees can apply, including vendor processing fees and potential charges for materials from hearing-record requests.