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Lawrence Corrections Alternative Center allows inmates to place outgoing calls only. You cannot call an inmate directly. All outbound calls are monitored and recorded. Friends and family typically need to set up and fund a prepaid calling account online through the facility's approved communications vendor. The facility also offers an electronic mail system for inmates. Commissary funds are accepted by money order or through the facility's online portal. Some services may be accessible through smartphone apps like JPay. To avoid delays, set up your account with the approved vendor and make sure you're on the inmate's approved contact list before expecting calls or scheduling visits.
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To put money on an inmate's account at Lawrence Corrections Alternative Center, use Access Corrections. You can deposit online or through the Access Corrections mobile app.
No. Incoming calls to inmates are not permitted at this facility. Inmates may place outgoing calls only.
Yes. All calls at this facility are monitored and recorded.
Set up a prepaid calling account online through the facility’s approved communications vendor before expecting calls. Commissary funds can be sent by money order or through the facility’s online portal, and some services may be accessible using smartphone apps (for example, JPay).
Trying to help someone at Lawrence Corrections Alternative Center from another country? Here's the key limit: deposits must be in U.S. funds and go through U.S.-based payment methods.
Need to put money on someone's account at Lawrence Corrections Alternative Center? Access Corrections (Secure Deposits) is the state's preferred option. Here's how it works, plus the rules that can cause delays.
Sending money doesn't have to be complicated. Here are the ways Massachusetts DOC accepts deposits—pick whichever works best for you.
