New Lisbon Corrections Institution, WI

New Lisbon Corrections Institution (NLCI) publishes specific daily visiting hours and designated visit lengths. Confirm the schedule before you plan a trip. Nearly all visits require prior approval and scheduling, so make sure you're on the approved visitor list and have completed any required registration beforehand. You can arrive on facility grounds no earlier than 15 minutes before visiting hours begin, and entry is restricted near the end of visiting times. A few property rules to know: pets aren't allowed (except service animals), vehicles left longer than 48 hours may be towed, and staff can deny entry or end a visit for inappropriate clothing if no changing option is available. Bring an acceptable photo ID for check-in, and expect standard security screening.

New Lisbon Corrections Institution (NLCI) uses ICSolutions tablets for inmate messaging. To send messages and photos, create a Getting Out account at www.gettingout.com, then follow the vendor's steps for setting up contacts and purchasing credits. ICSolutions is also testing options to fund phone accounts for messaging, so the way you add money or apply credits for calls and texts may change. Across Wisconsin, phone calls, tablet messaging, email, and video visits all run through third-party vendors, and communications are monitored. People in custody generally place outgoing calls rather than receiving incoming ones. If something isn't working, double-check your vendor account status and the current options in Getting Out. Procedures and availability can shift as the statewide rollout continues.

New Lisbon Corrections Institution uses ICSolutions tablets. To send messages and photos to someone using an ICS tablet, create and fund a GettingOut account at gettingout.com. For sending money directly, money orders intended for inmates are accepted only through the mail. You cannot bring them into the visiting room. Many Wisconsin facilities offer more than one deposit option: online deposit portals, phone deposits, lobby kiosks, walk-in cash locations, or mailed money orders. If you mail funds, use a money order or cashier's check rather than cash or personal checks. Personal checks can come with holds, and faster deposit options often include vendor fees. Confirm fees and processing times before you send money.