Ordnance Road Corrections Center, MD

Ordnance Road Corrections Center offers video visitation. If you're 18 or older, you'll need to register at www.icsolutions.com before scheduling a visit. Offsite (at-home) video visits cost $6.25 per session, paid by the visitor, with no stated daily limit. For onsite visits using a kiosk, select Video and log in with the same PIN you use for facility phone calls. Before your visit, make sure you're on the incarcerated person's approved visitor list, complete any required forms, bring a valid government-issued photo ID, and be ready for security screening. Leave electronics and other contraband at home — professional visitors may only bring certain items with prior written authorization.

Setting up video visitation at Ordnance Road Corrections Center starts with creating an account at www.icsolutions.com — visitors must be 18 or older. Schedule visits at least 24 hours ahead, up to four weeks in advance. Inmates get three onsite video visits per week, each lasting up to 25 minutes. Sessions can include either two adults and one child, or one adult and two children. Offsite (at-home) visits aren't capped by the facility but cost $6.25 each, paid when you schedule. All video visits are monitored and recorded. Log in no more than five minutes early and no more than fifteen minutes late. At the Visitation Kiosk, use the same PIN as phone calls to connect. Need to cancel? Do it through the Portal.

Sending mail to someone at Ordnance Road Corrections Center is straightforward once you know the rules. Write on plain or lined white paper and use plain white letter or legal-sized envelopes. Every piece of mail needs the inmate's full name, your full name, and a complete return address — missing info causes delays. Stick to standard-size envelopes; anything larger than a typical business envelope (4" x 9½") won't be accepted, and metal clasps are prohibited. Skip the stickers, tape, labels, and decals. Photos must come from approved facility vendors and be no larger than 4" x 6". Mail that breaks these rules — or contains contraband like legal or illegal drugs — can be returned, destroyed, or seized as evidence.

Every inmate at Ordnance Road Corrections Center gets a commissary account at intake, and any funds collected at admission go straight into it. To add money later, use the lobby kiosks (they accept $5, $10, $20, $50, and $100 bills — no coins or $1 bills) or deposit through AccessCorrections online or by phone at 866-345-1884 (facility 221). Visitors can't make deposits of any kind, and staff won't accept cash or money orders. Handling fees apply and vary by method. For Thursday's commissary order, deposits must be in by midnight Wednesday. Inmates without funds on commissary day are considered indigent and can order a free Personal Hygiene Kit or limited clothing once per week. To send money out, an inmate submits an Inmate Request Slip — if approved, a check gets mailed within one week.