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Having a criminal record, active probation, or a pending case doesn't automatically disqualify you from visiting Rhode Island's High Security Center—but you'll need to go through the right approval process. Here's how RIDOC makes the decision, what background checks are involved, and how being "immediate family" affects your path.
Want to put money on someone's account at Rhode Island's High Security Center? You've got a few RIDOC-approved options: online, by phone, at deposit kiosks, or in person at Inmate Accounts in Cranston. Here's how each method works, what you'll need, and how the 30-day grace period affects who can deposit.
Sending money to someone at Rhode Island DOC's High Security Center is straightforward once you know your options. Here are the approved deposit methods, what you'll need, and the mailing address for check or money order payments.
