How to Visit Facility

Frank Lee Correctional Facility can be reached at (334) 290-3200. The street address is 5305 Ingram Road, Deatsville, AL 36022.

Frank Lee Correctional Facility houses male inmates. It's classified as minimum custody and includes a Community Work Center where inmates may perform work for surrounding municipalities. Because work center operations can affect day-to-day logistics, confirm how visits are handled for the person you want to see before you show up.

1. Call the facility before you travel: Use (334) 290-3200 to confirm the current visitation process and any visitor approval requirements for the person you are visiting.
2. Confirm you are planning for the right facility: Make sure you are headed to 5305 Ingram Road, Deatsville, AL 36022, and that your loved one is housed at Frank Lee Correctional Facility (a male facility).

• ✓ If you need to add money to an inmate account, set up Access Corrections and deposit funds by phone at (866) 345-1884.

1. Read the ADOC male inmate handbook “Visitation” section: Use it to understand the general visitation standards ADOC applies.
2. Match the handbook rules to what the facility tells you: Institutions can have additional local rules, so treat the handbook as your starting point and the facility as your final confirmation.

What to Verify

• ✓ Current visitation days and times
• ✓ How far in advance you need to be approved (if approval is required)
• ✓ What identification or paperwork visitors must bring, as described in ADOC’s male inmate handbook visitation guidance and any facility-specific additions
• ✓ Whether any rules change for holidays or special events

• ✓ That Access Corrections is still the accepted option for deposits
• ✓ Any fees, limits, or card requirements before you submit a transaction
• ✓ The exact inmate information you need so the deposit posts to the correct account

Before you go, confirm the address with the facility and ask whether the minimum-custody Community Work Center setup affects where or how visits happen for your loved one. Custody status and work assignments can sometimes change the practical details of check-in or where someone is seen, so it's worth clarifying ahead of time.