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Phone and video communications at Michigan Reformatory go through GTL (ViaPath/GTL). The person you're trying to reach can program up to 20 personal telephone numbers (PAN), and that list resets quarterly. As of Oct 1, 2023, calls cost $0.0735 per minute, plus applicable taxes and fees. To fund calls, set up a prepaid account through GTL by phone or online. AdvancePay mailed payments go to the facility's designated P.O. Box in Denver, and some MDOC facilities have GTL lobby kiosks for adding funds. For billing or technical issues, contact GTL Support directly—not the facility. Deaf and hard-of-hearing prisoners can use a Go Visits videophone accommodation for 30-minute calls at no charge. Video visits typically require vendor registration and scheduling.
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GTL (ViaPath/GTL) provides phone service for Michigan Reformatory. Incarcerated people can program up to 20 personal telephone numbers, and the list resets quarterly.
Phone calls cost $0.0735 per minute (effective Oct 1, 2023). Applicable taxes and additional fees may apply.
Fund a prepaid account through GTL by phone or online. AdvancePay mailed payments should go to the specified P.O. Box in Denver. Some MDOC lobbies also have GTL kiosks where you can add funds in person.
Yes. Michigan Reformatory offers a Go Visits videophone accommodation for deaf and hard-of-hearing prisoners. These calls are 30 minutes long and are currently provided at no charge.
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OTIS—Michigan's Offender Tracking Information System—is the fastest way to look up basic public details about someone under Michigan Department of Corrections (MDOC) jurisdiction. If the person you're searching for is housed in a Michigan prison like Michigan Reformatory, or is being supervised by MDOC, OTIS should show a matching record.
