How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Setting up a visit at Edna Mahan Corrections Facility starts with contacting the right person. For attorney visits—whether VTC or in-person—reach out to Samuel Winslow or Nancy Nazario using their published emails and phone extensions. Special visits have separate contacts with their own email addresses and phone numbers. Video-conference sessions typically run Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Submit VTC requests by fax at least 48 hours before your requested day (weekends and holidays don't count). Like other New Jersey facilities, you'll need to be approved on the incarcerated person's visitor list, preregister, and bring valid government photo ID. Visits are monitored and can be denied for rule violations. If you experience a confidentiality issue during a VTC, report it in writing within 48 hours—serious violations can end VTC privileges.
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Attorney video teleconferences (VTCs) at Edna Mahan go smoothly when you follow the facility's scheduling rules and know who initiates the call. Use this checklist to avoid preventable delays and protect confidentiality.
Scheduling a video visit at Edna Mahan comes down to getting the request form right and submitting it on time. Follow these steps to make sure your request has the required info, fits within facility hours, and reaches the right coordinator.
Contact Samuel Winslow or Nancy Nazario. The facility lists their emails and phone extensions for arranging attorney video visits (VTC) and in-person attorney visits.
Use the facility’s listed special-visit contacts and submit your request using the provided email address or phone number. Follow the instructions from that contact for what to include in your request.
Candidate documents show VTC sessions typically run Monday–Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Requests are expected by fax at least 48 hours before the requested day (excluding weekends and holidays), so confirm timing and the fax process with the facility contact.
Before you set up a New Jersey Department of Corrections (NJDOC) videoconference, a few timing and policy rules can save you real frustration. Here are five questions that come up most often—answered so you can plan your next step with fewer surprises.
Need to schedule an attorney visit, video teleconference, or special visit at Edna Mahan? Getting to the right person quickly makes all the difference. Here are the current contacts and what you should have ready when you call.
Attorneys and other requesting agencies can schedule a videoconference with a client housed at Edna Mahan using the NJDOC Videoconference Request Form. Select Reason Code "25. Client/Attorney Interview" so the facility processes it as an attorney-client visit.
