Mcnaughton Corr. Center, WI

McNaughton Correctional Center offers in-person visitation on Friday evenings and weekend/holiday mornings and afternoons. Schedule your visit through ICSolutions—only one visiting block per weekend is allowed. Every visitor must be on the incarcerated person's approved list and bring valid photo ID (state driver's license, passport, DMV photo ID, military ID, or tribal photo ID). Security screening includes item inspection, and you'll need to clear the metal detector within three attempts. Leave phones, cameras, and purses at home. Limited baby supplies are permitted, and you can bring up to $25 per person for vending. No outside food or beverages allowed. Only small baby blankets. Physical contact is limited to a brief embrace and kiss at the start and end of your visit. Once you leave, you can't re-enter that day.

To schedule video visits at McNaughton Correctional Center (MCC), register an ICSolutions account, confirm you're on the Wisconsin DOC approved visitor list, then book at icsolutions.com. In-person visits follow the same process—MCC limits visitors to one visiting block per weekend. Video visiting hours differ between weekdays and weekends, so check the posted schedule before booking. During the first six months in DOC care, one free video visit per week may be available, depending on institution operations. For tablet messaging and photos, the DOC is transitioning to ICSolutions. Create a GettingOut account at gettingout.com to message or send photos. Keep your information consistent across accounts, and expect communications to be screened or recorded.

Sending mail to someone at Mcnaughton Correctional Center? A few rules will help you avoid delays. Outgoing non-privileged mail must list P.O. Box 189, Phoenix, MD 21131 as the return address. Legal and IRS mail are exceptions—those must use the institution address. TextBehind won't open or process identifiable legal or medical mail; legal mail goes directly to the institution. All mail is inspected for contraband and addressing issues, so use complete names and addresses. Most Wisconsin facilities route personal letters through third-party scanning, while legal and medical correspondence bypasses scanning. Before sending publications or packages, confirm vendor requirements—items often must ship directly from an approved source.

McNaughton Correctional Center enforces Wisconsin's contraband law strictly. Introducing or delivering prohibited items is a Class I felony under statute 302.095—suspected cases go to the Oneida County Sheriff's Department for prosecution. Planning for release? Inmates can submit a pre-release Wisconsin Medicaid application, though benefits generally can't be used until after release (except for inpatient hospital stays). For ADA accommodations, complete the top portion of DOC-643 and send it to an ADA Coordinator. The housing unit posts a list of coordinator contacts. Wisconsin facilities maintain confidential reporting channels for sexual abuse or harassment, and intake typically includes standard medical screening.