Fairbanks Correctional Center, AK

Physical Address
1931 Eagan AveFairbanks, AK, 99701

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At a Glance

Visitation

  • Visiting hours are Saturday and Sunday, 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
  • All visits must be scheduled in advance.
  • Visitors must be approved before visiting and may need to complete an application or background check.

Mail & Letters

  • Inmates at Fairbanks Correctional Center may receive letters and photographs, but incoming mail is opened and inspected and is subject to limits on size, number, and materials.
  • All inmate mail is screened by correctional staff for security reasons and may be opened and inspected.
  • Every piece of correspondence should include the inmate’s full name and ID number to ensure proper delivery.

Sending Money

  • Fairbanks Correctional Center offers a commissary where inmates can purchase food, personal care items, stationery, and more.
  • Families can add funds to commissary accounts online.
  • The facility accepts money orders and cashier's checks to add funds to inmate accounts.

Inmate Lookup

  • Use Alaska’s online Inmate Search Tool on the ADOC website to search for people held at Fairbanks Correctional Center.
  • The ADOC search accepts first and last name, inmate ID number, or date of birth as search criteria.
  • The ADOC online tool is available 24/7 and provides updated custody location and parole status information.

Contact Info

  • The facility’s official page lists a public street and a mailing address for Fairbanks Correctional Center.
  • A main phone number for Fairbanks Correctional Center is published on the facility’s official webpage.
  • Fairbanks Correctional Center operates under the Alaska Department of Corrections.

Facility Info

  • Fairbanks Correctional Center is an adult medium-security Alaska State correctional facility housing approximately 165 offenders.
  • Fairbanks Correctional Center falls under the jurisdiction of the Alaska Department of Corrections.
  • The facility emphasizes educational and occupational training to help offenders gain skills for post-release success.

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Topic Overviews

Visitation

Visits at Fairbanks Correctional Center happen Saturdays and Sundays from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM, though schedules can change—confirm hours before you go. You'll need to schedule ahead of time and get approved before arriving. How many visits an inmate can receive may depend on behavior and facility rules. Complete any required approval steps beforehand, which may include an application or background check. Bring valid photo ID for check-in, and follow the facility's clothing rules and procedures. Double-check the scheduling method and required documents before traveling so you don't get turned away.

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Mail & Letters

You can send letters and photographs to someone at Fairbanks Correctional Center, but every piece of incoming mail gets opened and inspected. The facility enforces limits on acceptable sizes, quantities, and materials. Staff screen correspondence for contraband and explicit content—anything that doesn't meet the rules may be removed, delayed, or not delivered at all. Put the inmate's full name and ID number on every item, and write the facility name and address clearly on the envelope. Check the center's rules before mailing anything. Photo restrictions and material limits are common reasons items get held up.

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Sending Money

Fairbanks Correctional Center runs a commissary where inmates can buy food, personal care products, stationery, and other permitted goods. To help someone shop at commissary, add money to their account online or mail a money order or cashier's check to the facility. Phone service runs through Securus Technologies, so you'll need a separate Securus account to pay for calls. Keep in mind that calls are recorded and monitored, and inmates can't receive incoming calls.

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Inmate Lookup

To look up someone who may be held at Fairbanks Correctional Center, start with Alaska's ADOC Inmate Search Tool at https://www.correct.state.ak.us/. The database is available 24/7 and stays updated with custody location and parole status information. Search using the person's first and last name, inmate ID, or date of birth—adding extra identifiers helps narrow down similar names. The online record may leave out sensitive details like medical information or data connected to active investigations due to privacy restrictions. If you can't find the person or results seem incomplete, contact Fairbanks Correctional Center for offline help. Try alternate spellings if your first search doesn't work.

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Common Questions

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What are the visiting hours at Fairbanks Correctional Center?

Visiting hours are Saturday and Sunday from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Confirm the schedule before you go in case of temporary changes.

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Do I need to schedule a visit in advance at Fairbanks Correctional Center?

Yes. You must schedule visits in advance and get facility approval. The scheduling rules and approval process determine who can visit and when.

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What do I need to bring and do to be approved for a visit?

Bring valid photo ID. You'll also need to complete any required visitor approval steps—which may include an application or background check—before your scheduled visit. Follow the facility's clothing rules and on-site procedures.

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What items can I send to an inmate at Fairbanks Correctional Center?

You can send letters and photographs, but Fairbanks Correctional Center enforces limits on size, number, and allowable materials. All incoming mail gets opened and inspected. Items that aren't allowed can be removed or delay delivery.

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How should I address mail to an inmate at Fairbanks Correctional Center?

Address each item with the inmate’s full name and ID number, and clearly include the facility name and full address on the envelope. Double-check spelling and the ID to avoid delays or returned mail.

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Will my mail to Fairbanks Correctional Center be inspected or screened?

Yes. Correctional staff open and screen all incoming mail for security reasons. Contraband or explicit content may be removed and can prevent the mail from being delivered.

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**Quick facts:** Fairbanks Correctional Center is an adult, medium-security Alaska State facility that houses about 165 offenders.

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