Nebraska Corrections Center For Women, NE

Nebraska Correctional Center for Women (NCCW) follows the NDCS statewide visiting policy. Before you can visit, you must be approved—no visits happen until the required forms are submitted and the warden or designee grants approval. Plan ahead: submit your request at least seven days before your chosen date, and you can schedule up to four weeks out. Slots fill first-come, first-served, so earlier requests have the best shot. To schedule online, go to the NDCS visitation page and click

Nebraska Correctional Center for Women uses VisNow video chats on ViaPath tablets. The incarcerated person's tablet must stay attached to a mounted docking station for the entire visit. Access isn't always available—if someone is on room or unit restrictions, they can't use VisNow, and visits may be temporarily blocked for disciplinary or operational reasons. All sessions are monitored. Recording video or audio is prohibited, and sharing recordings on other platforms isn't allowed. If staff catch rule violations during a session, consequences can be swift: misconduct reports, suspension of VisNow privileges, disciplinary hearings, and possible visitor suspensions. For account setup or technical issues, contact GettingOut (ViaPath/Telmate) customer support.

As of November 12, 2024, all incoming personal mail for people at Nebraska Correctional Center for Women must go to a contracted scanning vendor's Phoenix, MD mailbox. There it's digitized, reviewed for prohibited content, and delivered—electronically, or printed if no tablet is available. Use the required addressing format: include the person's committed (or legally changed) name, institutional number, and facility name so it routes correctly. NDCS policy places no restrictions on the number, length, language, content, or source of mail and publications unless needed for public safety or facility security. For postage, incarcerated individuals cannot possess loose stamps. Pre-stamped envelopes are sold in the canteen, and each person may keep up to 40. NDCS also maintains an approved book-vendor list, including Barnes & Noble and Columbia University School of Law materials (such as the Jailhouse Lawyer's Manual).

To send money to someone at Nebraska Corrections Center For Women, use TouchPay Holdings, LLC d/b/a GTL Financial Services. Start through the vendor's platform, then choose your deposit method—online or mobile payments, phone deposits, lobby kiosks, or retail cash-pay barcode options are common, though availability varies. Have the inmate's ID number or case/booking information ready, since deposits require an identifier to credit the right account. Funds often post quickly, but court-ordered payments or administrative disbursements can take longer. Check the vendor's site for current methods, fees, and customer support.