Farmington Correctional Center, MO

Farmington Correctional Center offers in-person visits Friday and Saturday from 9:30am to 1:30pm and 2:30pm to 6:30pm, and Sunday from 9:30am to 1:30pm and 2:30pm to 6:30pm. The 1st and 3rd afternoon sessions are designated food visits. Before visiting, you must be pre-approved through the Missouri DOC online visiting application using the offender's DOC ID. A criminal-history check is part of the process, so apply well in advance. Approved visitors can include immediate family, extended family, significant others, friends, and clergy. Each visit allows up to three adult visitors per offender, plus up to three additional visitors age five and under. You can generally visit only one offender unless you're immediate family of more than one. Bring valid ID and expect screening: metal detectors, Itemizer wipes, and the Intercept full-body scanner for visitors 18 and older (unless an approved exception applies).

Phone service at Farmington Correctional Center is outbound-only. Offenders cannot receive incoming calls, but they can place outgoing calls when not on restricted status using collect, debit, or prepaid options. Tablet calling apps may also be available. Each call requires the offender's personal PIN, and all telephone communications are monitored for security. Debit minutes can be purchased through the commissary or canteen, at facility kiosks, or by setting up and funding an account through the phone vendor. Farmington uses Securus, so you'll typically register and manage funding at securustech.net or by calling 1-800-844-6591. Vendor apps, pricing, and registration steps can change, so check the Securus portal or the facility vendor page for current instructions.

Farmington Correctional Center accepts deposits through JPay electronic transfers and by mailed money order or cashier's check (made payable to the Missouri Department of Corrections) with a deposit slip. Mailed deposits typically post within 1 to 3 business days. Once funds are credited, offenders can check their balance and recent transactions on a kiosk inside the facility. Some facilities also let you add funds through lobby kiosks or approved online vendors, and those payments usually post quickly. Deposited money goes into the offender's personal account for approved commissary purchases. Transfers between inmates are not allowed. Follow the deposit slip instructions carefully and include the offender's name or number so the money reaches the right account.