How to send messages, photos, and packages
Staying connected with someone at Marion Adult Detention Center starts with the systems already in place. The jail operates an anonymous PREA hotline. Inmates in non-contact units can report through a yellow-envelope process—sealed reports go through the mail clerk directly to the hotline provider. Inmates can check their commissary balances on facility tablets. Need to add money? Friends and family can deposit through ConnectNetwork online or use the 24/7 kiosks in the ADC lobby outside the building. MCSO Peer Support is confidential under state law, though the online peer-support form isn't monitored around the clock. That form includes emergency instructions and a staff contact for urgent issues. Other options like calls, video, messages, and mail typically involve third-party vendors with their own fees and monitoring rules.
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Yes. Marion ADC provides an anonymous PREA hotline, and inmates in non-contact units can use a yellow-envelope process routed through the mail clerk to notify the hotline provider.
Inmates can view commissary balances on facility tablets. Deposits can be made online through ConnectNetwork or at 24/7 kiosks in the ADC lobby outside the building.
Peer Support is confidential under state law, but the online peer-support form is not monitored 24/7. The form includes emergency instructions and a staff contact for urgent matters.
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