GBCI's Dress Code for Visitors: What You Can and Can't Wear
GBCI can deny your visit based on what you're wearing — even if everything else checks out. Use this guide to pick an outfit (and shoes) that meets the rules before you leave home.
How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Green Bay Correctional Institution doesn't allow visitors to bring money or items directly to residents. Instead, send funds and place purchases through vendors approved on the WIDOC public website. Mail and walk-in deposits are capped at $2,900 per day. For walk-in cash deposits, use CashPayToday—enroll by calling 844-340-2274. Specialty commissary (personal care package) orders max out at $150 per DOC resident per vendor per quarter, with a $20 minimum per order. Check the WIDOC vendor guidance for exact steps and required identifying information.
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No. You can't bring cash or packages directly to someone at Green Bay Correctional Institution. Funds and purchases go through WIDOC-approved vendors.
Deposits made by mail or walk-in are limited to $2,900 per day.
Walk-in cash deposits are handled through CashPayToday. You can enroll for walk-in deposits by calling 844-340-2274.
Specialty commissary purchases are limited to $150 per DOC resident per vendor per quarter. Each order also has a $20 minimum.
GBCI can deny your visit based on what you're wearing — even if everything else checks out. Use this guide to pick an outfit (and shoes) that meets the rules before you leave home.
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