Frank Lee Work Release, AL

Frank Lee Work Release uses Union Supply as the approved vendor for pre-approved property and hygiene packages for ADOC offenders. Place an order at alinmatepackage.com, call 562-361-5715, or mail your order to Union Supply, 2500 Regent Blvd Dept 651, Dallas, TX 75261-9059. All incoming and outgoing mail is opened and inspected—non-legal correspondence gets screened for contraband and security concerns. When sending a letter, put the inmate's full legal name and any required ID on the envelope, and include your complete return address so your mail doesn't get returned or destroyed. Books, photos, and publications may have special rules, so check what's allowed before mailing anything.

Frank Lee Work Release uses Access Corrections for inmate deposits. You can add funds online, by phone, or through the vendor's mobile app. Access Corrections also processes mailed money orders for Alabama DOC at: Access Corrections – Alabama DOC, P.O. Box 12486, St. Louis, MO 63132. Cash deposits are available through CashPayToday at participating retail locations—handy for quick walk-in payments. If you mail a money order, fill out the deposit coupon and double-check the inmate's name and ID to prevent delays. Money order deposits are capped at $900 per day, and any returned money order or check comes with a $25 handling fee. For deposits of $3,000 or more (including combined deposits), federal rules require the sender to provide a Social Security Number.

To look up someone at Frank Lee Work Release, use the facility's inmate-search page and enter the inmate's AIS (Alabama Institutional Serial) number if you have it. The AIS is a unique six-digit identifier, and the search prioritizes it over name fields for the quickest exact match. Keep searches tight: the ADOC system only displays up to 50 records at a time, so broad last-name queries can hit the limit and hide additional matches. Don't have the AIS? Try the person's full name and add a booking number or narrow the admit/release date range to reduce results. If you still see too many similar names, rerun with the AIS or a tighter date range to locate the correct profile.

At Frank Lee Work Release, intake follows Alabama Department of Corrections (ADOC) reception procedures. New arrivals are photographed and fingerprinted, then complete medical and dental exams along with psychological testing and interviews. Reception and initial classification wrap up within about two weeks, and a Time Sheet with sentence details is issued shortly after. Each inmate is then assigned a Classification Specialist who handles custody level and placement recommendations—reach them through an inmate request slip or at scheduled Open House meetings. For medical records, ADOC requires a signed health-records authorization (valid for one year). You can revoke it in writing, though that won't undo disclosures already made. Sensitive records like HIV/STD results, psychiatric records, or drug/alcohol treatment records require expressed consent before release.