Pocatello Women's Correctional Center

Visiting at Pocatello Women's Correctional Center starts with approval. Every potential visitor must submit a visiting application and pass a background check. The online Visiting Application is the fastest way to apply, according to PWCC. Processing normally takes two to four weeks, and visiting room staff notify the resident when you're approved. If your loved one is still in the reception and diagnostic process, visits aren't allowed until they're cleared. PWCC enforces strict visiting-room rules: no outside food of any kind (including gum and candy), no pictures, and certain personal items are banned (including oils, can openers, sunglasses, and documents). Paper money isn't allowed in the visiting room either. For vending, bring coins in clear plastic bags or use a debit or credit card. Minors need their own application plus a certified birth certificate and approved legal documentation.

Communication services at Pocatello Women's Correctional Center include tablet access managed through ViaPath. To get started, use the ViaPath pages referenced by IDOC to create an account or log in and follow the setup steps for tablet services. For help with phone service and other support, ICSolutions handles customer care at 888-506-8407. ICSolutions also accepts mail at 2200 Danbury Street, San Antonio, TX 78217. Before using phone, video, or tablet services, you'll need to create an account with the facility's approved vendor and make sure funds are available using the vendor's accepted payment methods.

To send money to someone at Pocatello Women's Correctional Center, the Idaho Department of Correction directs you to www.accesscorrections.com for approved deposit options. Access Corrections offers several methods: online or mobile app deposits, phone payments, retail cash barcodes, and kiosk or in-facility options where available. You'll typically need the resident's full name and facility ID/Name Number. Make sure to select the correct Idaho DOC agency or program before paying. Deposited funds are generally used for commissary purchases, phone calls, and some medical or court-related obligations. The checkout process will show any permitted uses and fees. Start on Access Corrections and follow the step-by-step prompts for your chosen method.