Fulton Community Supervision

Visiting at Fulton Community Supervision requires pre-approval through the Missouri DOC visiting application. The online form asks for the offender's DOC ID, all required fields, and your agreement to follow visiting rules (including searches and regulations). It also triggers a criminal-history check. If you're denied, you can appeal within 30 days. Denied visitors may reapply after one year. Plan your timing carefully: don't arrive in the parking lot more than 30 minutes before visitation starts, and entry is first-come, first-served. Expect screening for visitors, packages, children, and vehicles, including metal detectors and an itemizer. Follow the posted dress code. Physical contact is limited to a single greeting and departing embrace and brief kiss. Children age 6 and under may sit on an offender's lap.

You can't call someone at Fulton Community Supervision directly. Offenders cannot receive incoming phone calls, so you'll need to wait for them to reach out. Outgoing calls are placed as collect, debit, or prepaid calls. Segregation units may have more limited phone access. The incarcerated person typically needs a personal PIN and funds on a debit or prepaid account, or they can purchase calling time through commissary or kiosks. Securus is the facility's communications vendor. For customer support, visit securustech.net or call 800-844-6591. Phone, video, and other electronic communications are generally recorded and monitored. Remote services usually require you to register with the vendor portal and get approved first.