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Phone calls are often the fastest way to stay connected—but Missouri DOC phone systems have a few moving parts. Here's how calls work at Fulton Reception & Diagnostic Center (FRDC), how to set up Securus, and what to do if you're getting calls you don't want.
No. Offenders at FRDC cannot receive incoming telephone calls; they can only place outgoing calls when they are not on restricted status.
Set up a calling account with the facility’s vendor—FRDC uses Securus for account setup and support. You can use Securus AdvanceConnect to make prepaid deposits, or choose Direct Bill for monthly billing (a credit check may be required).
A little prep before you leave home can save you a long drive and a denied visit. Use this checklist to keep your visit to Fulton Reception & Diagnostic Center (FRDC) simple—bring only what's allowed, and dress so you won't get turned away at the door.
Visiting at Fulton Reception & Diagnostic Center (FRDC) runs on a tight schedule, and a few rules catch families off guard—especially when someone is still in reception status. Here's what you need to know about visiting hours, who can apply, and how many people can visit at once.
Before you can visit someone at Fulton Reception & Diagnostic Center (FRDC), you need to be approved through Missouri DOC's visitor application process. Here's how to complete the online application — including what to do if you're adding a minor.
