How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
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.
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Video visits at Ordnance Road Corrections Center run through IC Solutions. Once your account is set up, the things that trip people up most are the scheduling window, the 25-minute time cap, and the strict login window on visit day.
Visitors 18 and older must create an account at www.icsolutions.com to register for video visitation. After you register, use the provider’s scheduling tools and complete any facility-specific approval steps.
Offsite (at-home) video visits cost $6.25 per visit, paid by the visitor when scheduling. There is no stated per-day limit on offsite visits.
On the visitation kiosk, press Video and log in with the same PIN you use to place telephone calls. You’ll also need to be on the approved visitor list and bring a valid photo ID for security screening.
Adding money for commissary at Ordnance Road? You've got three options: the lobby kiosk, phone, or online through AccessCorrections. Fees vary by deposit amount and method.
Supporting someone at Ordnance Road? Two things matter most: the once-a-week commissary order and the Wednesday midnight deposit deadline.
Mail that breaks Ordnance Road's rules gets treated as contraband. Your letter could be returned, destroyed, or held as evidence—so it pays to know the rules before you send anything.
