How to send messages, photos, and packages
Staying in touch with someone at FCI Coleman Low means working through Bureau of Prisons systems. Inmates place outgoing calls using the inmate telephone system (ITS), and those calls are monitored. Personal calls must go through ITS. Inmates cannot use call forwarding, toll-free numbers, or credit-card call numbers. Unmonitored attorney calls may be allowed under certain circumstances per BOP guidance. For the most current schedules and on-site details, call 603-342-4000. Electronic communication options can vary by site and vendor, but common ones include vendor email or tablet services, TRULINCS text messaging, and remote video visits. TRULINCS messages are text-only (no attachments), capped at about 13,000 characters, and screened for security before delivery.
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At USP Coleman 1, written correspondence falls into two buckets: general mail and special mail. Most everyday letters—personal notes, cards, and typical written communication—are treated as general correspondence.
Yes. Inmates place outgoing calls through the Bureau of Prisons inmate telephone system, and those calls are subject to monitoring. Unmonitored attorney calls are permitted in certain circumstances under BOP guidance.
Call 603-342-4000 to confirm schedules and on-site details for FCI Coleman Low.
Yes. TRULINCS-style messages are text-only, have no attachments, and are limited to about 13,000 characters. All electronic messages are screened for security before delivery.
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