Lovelock Correctional Center

Physical Address
1200 Prison RdLovelock, NV, 89419

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Guides for This Facility

At a Glance

Communication

  • Lovelock Correctional Center phone and billing services are provided by ViaPath/ConnectNetwork (AdvancePay).
  • You can fund an AdvancePay account online, via the ConnectNetwork app, by phone (800-483-8314), at ViaPath kiosks, Western Union, or by mailing a check/money order to the AdvancePay PO Box.
  • ViaPath accepts Visa and MasterCard (credit, debit, and prepaid) for deposits and card deposits typically post almost immediately.

Mail & Letters

  • Books and calendars may be mailed to offenders at Lovelock Correctional Center subject to limitations under AR 711 and AR 750.
  • Personal clothing and food packages must be ordered via SecurePak; outside duplicates are prohibited when NDOC provides the item.
  • All incoming mail is screened and may be opened or rejected if it contains contraband or prohibited content.

Sending Money

  • Accepted methods at Lovelock include Lockbox deposit coupons (cashier’s check or money order), Access Corrections online card deposits, and phone deposits via the Access vendor.
  • NDOC holds money orders and cashier's checks mailed directly to the department for fourteen calendar days before funds are made available to the offender.
  • NDOC cautions against sending money to people you don’t already know and does not require payment of fees for release.

Contact Info

  • The NDOC caller-ID phone number for Lovelock Correctional Center is 775-979-8494.
  • Different contact lines or portals may exist for custody status, vendor support (deposits/commissary), visitation, and medical questions.
  • Check the facility or agency page for current phone numbers, hours, and any appointment or document requirements before calling or visiting.

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Topic Overviews

Communication

Phone service at Lovelock Correctional Center runs through ViaPath/ConnectNetwork AdvancePay, the Nevada Department of Corrections' provider. You can create and fund an AdvancePay account online, in the ConnectNetwork app, by calling 800-483-8314, at ViaPath kiosks, through Western Union, or by mailing a check or money order to the AdvancePay PO Box. Visa and MasterCard (credit, debit, or prepaid) are accepted, and card deposits typically post almost immediately. When depositing, you'll need the offender's full name, offender ID number, and date of birth. If you only want to cover a single call, AdvancePay OneCall (APOC) lets the called party pay without setting up a prefunded account. NDOC can restrict calls—including monitoring, recording, call limits, and blocking. Only the phone subscriber can unblock a number by calling 800-483-8314.

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Mail & Letters

Sending mail to someone at Lovelock Correctional Center is straightforward if you follow the rules. Books and calendars can be mailed to offenders, with limitations under AR 711 and AR 750. Personal clothing and food packages can't be sent directly—those must go through the approved SecurePak program, and outside duplicates are prohibited when NDOC provides the item. All incoming mail gets screened for contraband and prohibited content before delivery. To avoid delays, include the inmate's full name and ID/booking number along with your return address. If you're adding funds, mailing a check or money order to AdvancePay's PO Box is one option.

Sending Money

You can send money to someone at Lovelock Correctional Center a few ways: use a Lockbox deposit coupon with a cashier's check or money order, make an online credit/debit card deposit through Access Corrections, or use the phone deposit option through the Access vendor. If NDOC receives a money order or cashier's check directly, those funds are held for fourteen calendar days before becoming available. Money in an inmate trust/commissary account covers commissary purchases, phone and tablet services, and other approved expenses—processing times vary by service and facility. NDOC also warns anyone who doesn't already know the person in custody to be cautious about sending money or paying requested "fees," including claims tied to release. Follow all deposit and identification instructions exactly to avoid delays.

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Contact

The NDOC-listed caller ID phone number for Lovelock Correctional Center is 775-979-8494—useful for recognizing expected calls and checking your call history. For other needs, the right contact depends on what you're asking about. General questions, custody-status checks, vendor support, and medical concerns may each use different numbers or portals. Before calling or visiting, check the Lovelock facility page or the overseeing agency page for current phone numbers, hours, and any special instructions. Have the incarcerated person's full name and other identifying details ready, especially for status, property, or release-related questions. Don't rely solely on caller ID—third-party vendor systems can display different numbers.

Common Questions

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How can I add money to an inmate’s AdvancePay account at Lovelock?

You can fund AdvancePay online or through the ConnectNetwork app, or add money by calling 800-483-8314, using ViaPath kiosks, Western Union, or mailing a check/money order to the AdvancePay PO Box. Have the offender’s full name, offender ID number, and date of birth ready.

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Can I pay for a single call from Lovelock without setting up an account?

Yes. AdvancePay OneCall (APOC) allows the called party to pay for a single call without creating a prefunded AdvancePay account.

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What if my phone number is blocked from receiving calls from an inmate at Lovelock?

Only the subscriber of the blocked phone number can request that it be unblocked by calling 800-483-8314.

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Are there alerts or fees when using AdvancePay for Lovelock calls?

You can opt into a low-balance SMS alert by texting ADVANCE to 91613. Automated payment services for AdvancePay deposits may include a fee.

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Can I mail books or calendars to an inmate at Lovelock Correctional Center?

Yes. Books and calendars may be mailed to offenders, but they’re subject to limitations under AR 711 and AR 750. Check the facility’s rules for any source, format, or content restrictions before you send them.

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Can I send personal clothing or food directly through the mail to an offender?

No. Personal clothing and food packages must be ordered through the approved SecurePak program, and outside items are prohibited when NDOC provides the item. Don’t mail anything that duplicates what’s available through NDOC programs.

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