Marion Correctional Treatment Center

Visiting Marion Correctional Treatment Center takes some prep, but it's manageable once you know the steps. Phone services run through ConnectNetwork—set up a prepaid account online or call 1 (800) 483-8314. To add money to an inmate's PIN Debit Account, you'll need their 7-digit state ID number. For visitation, submit a visitor application and background authorization, then wait for approval through the Central Visitation Unit. Out-of-state applications may take longer. Video visits typically need to be scheduled at least 24 hours ahead, and in-person options vary by facility. Bring a valid government photo ID that matches your application, make sure any minors are listed, and follow the dress code.

Phone calls at Marion Correctional Treatment Center run through the VADOC telephone system operated by ConnectNetwork/Global Tel*Link. All calls are recorded and monitored, except properly verified attorney calls. Inmates can place collect, prepaid (AdvancePay), or PIN-debit calls—but only to numbers on their approved call list. That list holds up to 15 phone numbers. Inmates manage it by dialing *44; numbers stay active until removed or the subscriber requests a block. Phone PINs default to the inmate's birth month and day (MMDD). PIN problems? Dial #21 to report issues to the vendor. Lost or replaced PINs get reissued through the GTL Viapath Hotline Response 440_F12. Calls are generally capped at 20 minutes. Restrictive housing statuses have monthly limits: RHU 2, SD‑1 4, SD‑2 6.

Start with the Virginia DOC inmate locator, or use the county/facility offender lookup for the jurisdiction where the person was arrested—official pages are usually the fastest way to confirm state custody. Results commonly show housing location, current charges, bail amount, and next court date when available. Keep in mind: databases may not reflect very recent transfers, holds, or court updates. You'll typically need at least the last name plus first initial, or the inmate ID number. No match? Try alternate spellings. For amended charges or official case details, check the Virginia courts adult case records or the local court docket. Planning to call or visit after you locate them? Bring the full name and birth date (or arrest date), a valid government ID, and written authorization if you're acting for someone else.

Need immediate crisis support connected to Marion Correctional Treatment Center? VADOC directs you to 2-1-1 Virginia: dial 211 or 1-800-230-6977, or text CONNECT to 247211. For other situations, figure out what you're trying to solve first—the right contact varies. Sometimes it's the facility; other times it's the prosecutor's office, victim services, local police, or emergency services. Many local offices offer practical help like victim advocates, translation support, and dedicated lines for court scheduling or victim notifications. Worth checking what's available in your jurisdiction. Before you call, look up the correct local office or court page and use the official contact listed there. Have the person's full legal name and date of birth or booking/ID number ready. Bring photo ID for records requests or in-person pickups.