How to send messages, photos, and packages
All inmate phone calls at Oahu Community Correctional Center go through Global Tel Link (GTL). This includes calls to landlines and cell phones—local, inter-island, mainland, and international. After booking, GTL provides a one-time, one-minute complimentary call with instructions on how friends and family can receive future calls and add funds. For ongoing contact, you can accept collect or debit calls, or set up GTL's AdvancePay prepaid option. AdvancePay can be funded with credit/debit cards, Western Union cash, checks, or money orders. To create an account, call GTL at 1-877-650-4249. Have a working phone that can accept GTL calls and funding set up before expecting regular contact.
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GTL handles all inmate phone service at Oahu Community Correctional Center, placing calls to both landlines and cell phones. New arrivals get a one-minute complimentary call with instructions. For regular calls, set up AdvancePay or accept collect/debit calls by calling GTL at 1-877-650-4249.
GTL offers collect, debit, and the AdvancePay prepaid option. AdvancePay can be funded with credit/debit cards, Western Union cash, checks, or money orders.
Yes. OCCC provides a one-time, one-minute complimentary call that includes information on creating a prepaid calling account.
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