Northpoint Training Center

To schedule an in-person visit at Northpoint Training Center, email the facility's visitation address and mail a completed visiting information form to the Warden's office before any visit is allowed. The form must include the inmate's name and number, plus identifying information for each requested visitor. Visits are held Saturdays and Sundays at 8:30am, 11:00am, and 1:30pm, with each session lasting two hours. Inmates are allowed four visits per month and may list up to three adult visitors (children can be included). Children under 18 must be approved, on the visiting list, and accompanied by an authorized adult. If the accompanying adult is not the parent or legal guardian, they need written, signed, notarized consent. Visitors 18 and older must bring valid photo ID. Some items and attire are restricted, drop-offs are prohibited, and staff may require searches (including signing a strip search consent form).

Video visits at Northpoint Training Center are scheduled by visitors through Securus and run Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Each session lasts up to 25 minutes. General-population inmates start with three video visits per week, plus four in-person visits per month. Before scheduling, you need approval in Securus. The identifying information you submit must match the facility's KOMS records exactly, so double-check names and details to avoid delays. Attorneys can also schedule video visits through Securus by uploading a self image, a photo of their driver's license, and a photo of their bar license during registration. Attorney sessions cost $5 for up to 25 minutes and are not monitored or recorded.

Sending money to someone at Northpoint Training Center usually happens through a few common channels: third-party vendor websites, phone deposits, lobby kiosks, and mailed money orders. Most facilities rely on vendor portals for commissary and phone deposits. You'll need to select the correct state and facility before submitting payment. Details vary, including how fast funds post, whether money orders are accepted, and whether deposits can cover bonds or other fees. Check the facility-specific instructions or vendor site before sending anything. In some cases, vendor systems and kiosks allow transfers between commissary and phone accounts when the facility permits. Certain fees, like drug testing, can sometimes be paid through apps or at kiosks.