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Your first in-person visit goes smoother when you plan around MaCI's scheduling window. Here's how to reserve a spot in the GTL visitation portal, confirm it, and avoid last-minute headaches.
Scheduling your first visit at Madison Correctional comes down to navigating the online system and picking a time that works with the facility's sessions. This guide covers how to use the GTL visitation portal to sign in, reserve your slot, confirm your booking, and make changes if plans shift.
Visiting Madison Correctional Institution is straightforward once you know the session times and reservation window. Here are the rules that matter most for planning.
Madison Correctional Institution (MaCI) keeps physical contact during visits to a minimum. Here's what's allowed, what's off-limits, and how enforcement works—including for video visits.
Planning to bring a child to Madison Correctional Institution (MaCI)? Two rules catch families off guard: children under five aren't allowed, and every minor visit requires a notarized authorization form that you'll need to keep current.
Planning to bring a child to Madison Correctional Institution? You'll need to know the age cutoff and get the right paperwork done ahead of time. Here's how to avoid getting turned away at the door.
Starting May 1, 2024, all personal letters and cards for people at Madison Corrections Institution go to a new address. You'll mail them to the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction (ODRC) Mail Processing Center (OMPC) in Youngstown — not directly to the facility.
If you write to someone at Madison, your letters and cards now go to a centralized ODRC mail center in Youngstown. Use the right format and address, and your mail gets routed from there to the institution.
Staying in touch is doable. You'll save yourself a lot of frustration by confirming the current rules before making plans, especially for visits.
