Montgomery Womens Facility, AL

All visits at Montgomery Women's Facility must be scheduled through thevisitor.icsenforcer.com. Book at least one day ahead, but no more than one week in advance. Only approved visitors can attend—up to four per inmate—so confirm you're on the approved list before scheduling. Visitors 16 and older get one 30-minute visit per week and must show photo ID. Children 12 and under must visit alongside their listed guardian. Video visits are monitored and recorded. The dress code is strictly enforced: no sheer or translucent clothing, halter tops, tights, or low-cut shirts. Inappropriate behavior can end your visit and lead to suspension. Weekend public video hours run Saturday–Sunday 8:00am–11:00am and 12:00pm–5:00pm.

Mail sent to Montgomery Women's Facility needs the inmate's full name and booking number, plus the facility mailing address. Always include a complete return address—your full name, street address, city, state, and ZIP. Without it, the facility may refuse or destroy your mail. Staff inspect all incoming mail for contraband and security concerns. Items that aren't labeled correctly get returned. Mail arriving after someone's release is stamped and sent back. The facility won't accept or pay for postage-due mail. Publications face tight restrictions: magazines and hard-copy books aren't allowed. Books may only be accepted if shipped directly from the publisher. With administrative approval, family members can purchase up to two publications every six months.

For questions about inmate contact or visitation at Montgomery Women's Facility, call 334-832-1386. Need family-specific help? Check the facility's contact resources for the Family Support Unit email and phone number. For sex offender information in Montgomery County, contact the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office Sex Offender Unit at 334-832-7778 or jessieoliver@mc-ala.org. Their listing includes both a public entrance address and mailing address. For emergencies, call emergency services. For routine questions, start with the facility phone number or Family Support Unit—and confirm hours or appointment requirements before visiting in person.

Montgomery Women's Facility has a Family Support Unit that connects families with referral resources and supportive services. Separately, Alabama's Community Notification Act requires people convicted of certain sex offenses who live, work, or attend school in Alabama to register with the county sheriff. Registration deadlines are strict: within seven days of release, and within three business days after any change in residence, job, or school attendance. Registered sex offenders generally cannot live or work within 2,000 feet of a school, daycare, or child care facility. They cannot live within 1,000 feet of a former victim and cannot knowingly come within 100 feet of a former victim.