Loxley Community Work Center

Visitation practices vary across Alabama facilities. Hours, visit length, and whether face-to-face visits are available at Loxley Community Work Center can change—confirm the rules before planning your trip. Many locations now use remote video visits and lobby kiosks instead of in-person contact, and these sessions are typically monitored and recorded. You'll likely need to be added to the inmate's approved visitor list, which may require paperwork and a background check. Expect to register for a visitation account (online or at a kiosk) and schedule your visit in advance. On the day of your visit, follow the facility's sign-in process and bring your photo ID.

Loxley Community Work Center uses Union Supply, an ADOC-authorized vendor, for approved property, hygiene, and incentive packages. Use the Union Supply order form and follow the vendor's instructions—you can order online, by phone, or by mail. Watch the ordering window closely: Union Supply posts start and end dates for when incentive-package orders will be accepted for Loxley. For regular correspondence, expect all incoming and outgoing personal mail to be inspected for contraband and security screening. Many Alabama facilities route mail through third-party scanning or electronic delivery systems, so stick to required addressing and return-address rules. Use approved vendors for items like books, photos, or other shipments.

To send money to someone at Loxley Community Work Center, ADOC lists four deposit options: online, by phone, cash at CashPayToday retail locations, or a mailed money order (availability and fees depend on the vendor/commissary page). For mail deposits, send a money order to Access Corrections at PO Box 12486, St. Louis, MO 63132. Include the completed vendor deposit form and make sure the inmate's name and ID are correct. Don't mail cash or add anything extra—no letters, stamps, photos, or notes. Send only what the form and instructions require. Watch for the vendor-stated daily deposit limit on the deposit form. Returned money orders or checks incur a $25 handling fee. Federal law also requires the sender's Social Security number for deposits (or combined deposits) of $3,000 or more.

Loxley Community Work Center offers vocational and technical education through Ingram State Technical College. During intake, new arrivals are photographed and fingerprinted and receive complete physical and dental exams. Reception and classification typically wraps up within two weeks, and inmates receive a Time Sheet shortly after initial classification. The Institutional Classification Unit reviews each inmate's status at least annually. If someone doesn't speak English or has difficulty understanding due to a disability, the facility ADA Coordinator can provide help and translation services. For health records, ADOC requires expressed consent to release HIV/STD, psychiatric/mental-health, or drug/alcohol treatment information. Authorizations last one year, can be revoked in writing, and a reasonable fee may be charged for producing records.