Mail, photos, messaging, and phone/call options for staying in touch.
Phone service at Northern Nevada Correctional Center (NNCC) runs through Viapath/ConnectNetwork. You can set up a prepaid AdvancePay account online or by phone, or accept collect calls (subject to a 90-day rolling spending limit and monthly fees). Offenders can also buy debit calling time from their NDOC Trust account through commissary. For digital communication, GettingOut.com handles messaging, photos, short video clips, and video visits. Create an account, add the offender, wait for them to accept, then deposit funds to message or schedule video. NDOC Secure Mail is switching to Corrlinks—messages from family and friends are one-way, printed, and delivered during regular mail call.
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Staying in touch with someone at Northern Nevada Corr. Center means working with NDOC's phone, account funding, and electronic messaging systems. Here are the specific services, phone numbers, and steps you'll need.
Getting phone calls from Northern Nevada Correctional Center starts with picking the right payment method and making sure your number is set up with the NDOC phone vendor. Here's how each option works and the quickest way to get connected.
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Use Viapath/ConnectNetwork to create or access an AdvancePay account, then add funds online or by phone/IVR through the vendor’s options. Offenders can also purchase debit calling time using money from their NDOC Trust account through the facility commissary/offender services process.
Create a GettingOut.com account, search for and add the offender, wait for them to accept, then deposit funds to send messages or schedule video visits. Messages, photos, and video visits are subject to monitoring and recording under vendor/NDOC rules.
Yes—attorneys can request an exception for non-recorded calls or video visits through Viapath. Set up a GettingOut.com account, then email ViapathNVTechs@viapath.com with the requested contact details; direct-bill arrangements for attorney calls are also handled through Viapath.
Sending money to someone at Northern Nevada Corr. Center follows Nevada Department of Corrections (NDOC) banking rules. Here are the two standard deposit methods, plus timing details and paperwork requirements that often catch people off guard.
Visiting someone at Northern Nevada Correctional Center takes planning, and rules can change. Here's what's confirmed: how friends and family can fund phone calls and get help with payments and messaging support.
To message, send photos, share 30-second video clips, or schedule video visits with someone at Northern Nevada Correctional Center (NNCC), you'll use GettingOut.com. The process is simple once you know the steps.
