How to send messages, photos, and packages
Phone calls at Haynesville Correctional Center go through an approved call list limited to 15 numbers (landlines and cell phones both work). The person receiving the call can refuse collect or debit calls. To place calls, inmates use a four-digit PIN along with their DOC ID. PIN problems? Dial #21 to reach the contract vendor hotline. Want to help cover call costs? Add funds to a prepaid phone account through ConnectNetwork/Global Tel*Link (support: 1-800-483-8314). You'll need the inmate's 7-digit state ID to fund or set up a PIN Debit account. All calls are recorded and monitored—except properly verified attorney numbers, which require an electronic recording block requested in advance. Calls generally run 20 minutes max. Inmates in restrictive housing have reduced monthly call allowances: RHU 2 calls; SD-1 4 calls; SD-2 6 calls.
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Inmates and CCAP probationers/parolees are limited to 15 telephone numbers on their approved call list.
You can deposit money into a prepaid phone account through ConnectNetwork/Global Tel*Link, and vendor support is available at 1-800-483-8314. To fund or set up a PIN Debit account, you’ll need the inmate’s 7-digit state ID number.
Yes. Calls on the inmate phone system are recorded and monitored except for properly verified attorney calls. A recording block must be requested in advance to prevent monitoring/recording to a verified attorney number.
Transfers can disrupt phone contact for a bit, even when everything's set up correctly. Here's what to expect with phone accounts and approved numbers when someone moves from Haynesville to another VADOC facility.
Want to receive calls from someone at Haynesville Correctional Center? You'll need to complete an automated consent process first. Here's what to expect and how to get help if you run into issues.
Phone calls at Haynesville Correctional Center run through an approved call list—and that list has a hard cap of 15 numbers. Here's how the limit works, who can be included, and what to know about attorney numbers and privacy.
