Northeast Regional Corr. Center, MN

On-site video visits at Northeast Regional Correctional Center happen Wednesdays and Sundays, with five slots available between 7:00 and 8:00 pm. Want to visit? Email nerccvisiting@arcmn5.org and wait for approval before showing up. Each visit lasts 20 minutes, and arriving more than 10 minutes late can get your slot cancelled (unless no one's scheduled after you). The rules are strict: follow the dress code, leave cameras and recording devices at home, and don't bring electronics into visiting areas. Groups max out at four immediate-family members. No food, drinks, or tobacco allowed. Visits may be audio-monitored or recorded, and residents must stay in the visiting area the entire time.

To schedule a video visit at Northeast Regional Corr. Center, email nerccvisiting@arcmn5.org and wait for confirmation. On-site video visits require advance approval and run Wednesdays and Sundays, with five slots between 7:00 pm and 8:00 pm. Visits last 20 minutes, so be ready at your start time—show up more than 10 minutes late and the visit may be cancelled. Keep things appropriate: nudity or prohibited content can cost the resident their video privileges. Residents also can't show other residents, staff, or the facility layout on their devices. The facility lists Reliance Telephone, Inc. on its vendor page, and phone, video, and electronic messages are commonly monitored or recorded.

Mail sent to someone at Northeast Regional Corr. Center follows Minnesota's processing rules—letters are typically opened and scanned for digital delivery. The physical originals often aren't returned. Send letters through USPS unless the facility specifies otherwise, and never mail cash. Address your envelope with the person's full name, any required identifier (like a DOC OID/SPN if you have it), and the facility name. Spell out "Minnesota" to avoid routing errors. All incoming mail gets inspected for contraband. Items that break the rules may be returned if possible, or destroyed if there's no return address. Delivery can follow a set processing schedule, so check with the facility for local timing.

Sending money to someone at Northeast Regional Corr. Center? Start by confirming the approved deposit method. The facility's online deposit platform references JailATM™ (JailATM™ ©2026 Tech Friends, Inc.), which suggests that's what they use here. Common options include online deposits through an approved vendor, in-facility or lobby kiosks, or mailed payments—but verify what this facility actually accepts before sending anything. Deposited funds go to the person's commissary account for things like snacks, hygiene items, stamps, and phone or tablet credit. To avoid delays or misapplied funds, always include the incarcerated person's full name, booking/OID or case number, and the facility name. Don't mail cash. If you're mailing a payment, stick to money orders or certified/teller checks.