How to send messages, photos, and packages
Staying in touch with someone at Northeast Oklahoma Correctional Center runs through third-party vendors for phone calls, video visits, and electronic messaging. JPay offers select services accessible on a smartphone. One snag: the DOC Securus inmate-numbers page for this facility appears to be missing or removed, so that locator may not help you find contact details. Calls are typically outgoing only, meaning the person inside places the call. Most calls are recorded and billed through collect, prepaid, or direct-billing options. Privileged legal calls are excluded from monitoring. To receive phone calls or join video visits, create an account with the approved vendor, select the correct facility and person, then register and confirm your phone number.
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Calls are outgoing only, so the person inside places the call to you. Set up an account with the approved phone vendor and register your phone number before calls will go through.
The DOC's Securus inmate-numbers page for this facility appears to be missing or removed, so it may not list inmate numbers right now. If that listing is unavailable, use the facility's approved vendor portal or the vendor apps for phone and video services.
Yes, some services work from your phone. JPay provides select smartphone-accessible services for this facility. Create an approved vendor account, choose the correct facility and person, then use the vendor's app or site to schedule or join video visits or send messages.
Bringing a child to visit at Northeast Oklahoma Correctional Center? You'll need your paperwork in order. ODOC requires proof that you're the child's parent or legal guardian, and NECC follows those rules.
Planning to bring a child to visitation at Northeast Oklahoma Correctional Center (NEOCC)? Having the right paperwork can prevent a wasted trip. Use this checklist to make sure you can prove the relationship or legal authority to bring the minor.
Bringing kids to visit at Northeast Oklahoma Correctional Center (NEOCC) requires some extra preparation. Two things matter most: having paperwork that proves you're allowed to bring the child, and knowing when your child needs to apply as an adult visitor.
