Laurens County Detention Center

Visiting at Laurens County Detention Center takes a little planning. You'll need to be on the inmate's approved visitation list, and visits must be scheduled in advance. Start the approval process early. Most Georgia facilities use online scheduling with time-limited sessions, so expect to request a specific date and time rather than walking in. For on-site visits, bring a valid government-issued photo ID and follow the facility's dress code. Violate the item rules and you'll be turned away. If the facility offers remote or video visits, you'll still need prior approval and will book through the scheduling portal. Phone calls and commissary deposits at Laurens County go through Correct Solutions Group.

Phone communication at Laurens County Detention Center runs through Correct Solutions Group, covering both inmate calling and deposits to phone accounts. Want to receive calls or use remote communication options? Start by creating an account with the approved vendor, verify it, and add funds if required. Follow the vendor's steps for accepting calls and scheduling remote video visits when available. Keep in mind that phone calls and electronic messages are commonly monitored in detention settings. You may also need the incarcerated person to add you to an approved contact list before communication is allowed. For at-home video visits, you'll need a webcam-equipped computer or a smartphone/tablet with a working camera and microphone, plus a stable internet connection.

At Laurens County Detention Center, inmate phone service and deposits are handled through Correct Solutions Group (CSG/CSGPay). If a deposit fails or you have questions about a transaction, CSGPay directs you to contact the money transmitter that processed the payment. The Division of Banking doesn't have access to transaction-level details. Colorado residents who want to file a complaint about a CSGPay transaction must submit it in writing to the Colorado Division of Banking using their complaint form. In Georgia, common ways to add funds include online transfers through approved vendors, lobby kiosks, and mailed money orders. Follow the vendor's instructions closely, include the inmate's correct name and ID, and confirm you're allowed to send funds. Incoming money may be applied to outstanding debts under facility accounting rules before the inmate can access it.