Limon Corrections Facility, CO

Visiting someone at Limon Correctional Facility starts with completing Visitor Application AR 300-01A and returning it to the facility. Only one adult name is allowed per application, and you'll need to include a copy of a valid, unexpired government-issued photo ID with an address matching your application. Video visitation also requires an approved visiting application—everyone who appears on screen must already be on the inmate's approved visiting list. Rule violations can end your visit or suspend privileges. Approved visitors undergo yearly background checks. If you don't visit for one year, you'll be deactivated and must reapply. The dress code prohibits shorts and cargo pants. Nudity isn't allowed on video visits. Leave your phone, tablet, or smart glasses at home—they're treated as contraband. Special, non-routine visits require a separate Special Visitation Application. Minors must be named on the application, with additional authorization needed if a non-guardian brings them.

Communication at Limon Corrections Facility runs through Securus. You can send eMessages through Securus eMessaging—staff review them before delivery to the inmate's in-facility tablet. eMessages and attachments require paid "stamps," and those stamps aren't refunded if content gets rejected. So you can lose stamps on messages that don't get approved. Phone contact works differently: inmates at Limon can't receive incoming calls. They can only call out to numbers on their approved phone lists. Facility documents list multiple Securus per-minute rates, including $0.019/minute and adjusted rates around $0.014/minute (with a separate $0.01425/minute rate beginning October 2023). For setup and funding, follow the vendor account instructions and the facility's posted steps.

Mail at Limon Correctional Facility works a bit differently than you might expect. The facility is under an OIG mail restriction, so incoming letters may be photocopied and the originals destroyed rather than delivered in original form. All incoming mail gets inspected for contraband, and legal mail is typically handled separately from routine correspondence. Address every envelope with the incarcerated person's full name and booking/admit number, and include your full return address. Don't mail cash, stamps, or personal checks. Avoid non-paper items or anything considered contraband. Photo rules and limits vary, but content with nudity, explicit imagery, gang-related material, or photos of staff/facilities is commonly rejected. Care packages must come from the DOC-approved vendor Union Supply. Electronic messages go through systems like Securus eMessaging.

Sending money to someone at Limon Corrections Facility goes through third-party deposit vendors like ConnectNetwork, TouchPay, and GTL. Fees and processing rules vary by provider. Deposits made before the daily 4:00 p.m. Mountain Time cut-off are generally available the next day, though allowing 2–3 days is smart in case of delays. Funds go into an inmate account for canteen purchases—phone time, stamps, hygiene items, and similar. The department must withhold at least 20% of any deposit for court-ordered fines, fees, restitution, and/or child support. If you'd rather send a care package, Union Supply is the DOC's only approved provider and offers monthly packages within facility spending limits.