Fremont Corrections Facility

In-person visits at Fremont Correctional Facility run Thursday through Sunday, 9:00 AM to 3:45 PM. Attorney and agent visits happen Monday–Thursday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, depending on facility operations. To schedule, email DOC_fcf_visiting@state.co.us—for special visits, try to submit your request at least ten calendar days ahead. Video visitation is available through Securus Technologies; set up your account online. At check-in, visitors 18 and older must show valid photo ID and complete AR Form 300-01B (Consent to Search Authorization). Medium-or-higher custody facilities may give you an ultraviolet hand stamp. Standard dress and contraband rules apply: no portable electronic devices, limited outside food, and restricted physical contact. Violations can result in progressive suspensions after review.

Video visitation at Fremont Corrections Facility starts with approval. Complete a visiting application and include a copy of your government-issued photo ID, then submit it through the facility visiting office to get on an inmate's visiting list. Once approved, create an account and schedule video visits online through Securus. Need a refund? The facility doesn't handle those—contact the video visit provider directly. For other ways to stay connected (phone, tablet messaging, or email), check the facility page and vendor instructions, since available services and rules vary.

Sending money to someone at Fremont Corrections Facility goes through approved third-party vendors—not the mail. You can deposit online with a credit or debit card, by phone with a card, or in person at approved locations nationwide. Follow the vendor's instructions to select the correct inmate and facility. Cash and money orders sent by mail aren't accepted by CDOC and won't reach the inmate. Deposits made before the 4:00 p.m. MT cutoff are usually available the next day, but plan for 2–3 days so funds arrive in time for commissary. CDOC withholds at least 20% of each deposit for court-ordered fines, fees, restitution, or child support. Vendor fees vary by method. For account questions, call the Inmate Bank at (719) 269-4271.

Fremont Correctional Facility lists key contact details on its contact page, including a mailing address for correspondence and a switchboard phone number for general questions. Before mailing anything—especially inmate correspondence or official forms—double-check the exact address so it reaches the right office. For routine questions, start with the switchboard number and ask whether separate lines, email addresses, or submission instructions exist for records, visiting applications, or other departments. Requests like visiting paperwork, records, and compliance matters often go through distinct contacts or specific forms. Following the facility's listed instructions helps avoid delays and misrouted requests.