How to send messages, photos, and packages
Communication at Missouri Eastern Corrections Center is mostly outbound—incarcerated people there can't receive incoming calls. They place outgoing calls when not on restricted status, using a personal PIN. Calls can be collect, debit, prepaid, or made through approved tablet apps. To help your family member stay in touch, set up a prepaid account through Securus or have them purchase debit minutes through commissary, kiosk, or JPay. For face-to-face contact from a distance, Securus Video Connect offers scheduled web-based video sessions for friends, family, attorneys, and officials. JPay also provides mobile access to select services and fund transfers.
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No. Offenders at Missouri Eastern Corrections Center can’t receive incoming calls; they can only place outgoing calls when they’re not on restricted status.
Set up a prepaid account through Securus, or use JPay for select services and funding. Inmates can also buy debit minutes through commissary or an on-site kiosk if available.
Yes. Securus Video Connect offers scheduled web-based video sessions with incarcerated individuals. Sign up with Securus and complete any required registration or verification steps before your session.
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