Prince William Manassas Detention Center, Va

All visits at Prince William–Manassas Detention Center are non-contact video visits. Before scheduling, you'll need to register on the facility's GTL visitation site. Each inmate gets one visit per week—if space opens up, you can purchase a second visit for a nominal fee. Visit length depends on custody level: maximum custody gets up to 20 minutes, medium/minimum custody up to 30 minutes, and inside/outside workers up to 60 minutes. Each inmate can list up to six approved visitors, and that list can only change every four months. Arrive at least 15 minutes early with a valid photo ID. Dress conservatively and leave prohibited items—phones, purses, cameras, tobacco, weapons, and recording devices—out of the visiting area.

Phone calls at Prince William–Manassas Detention Center are outgoing only. Inmates can place unlimited collect calls between 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m.—they can't receive incoming calls. Need to get an emergency message to someone in custody? Call the Control Center Officer at 703-792-6420. Staff will verify the emergency before passing it along. For phone service problems or to opt out, contact Inmate Telephone, Inc. at 814-949-3303 or the local Inmate Telephone Site Administrator at 703-792-5414. Some facilities also offer vendor-run video visits or tablet messaging—check what's available and whether you need a vendor account. Billing or technical issues usually go through the vendor, not facility staff.

Send personal mail to Prince William - Manassas Regional Adult Detention Center at 9320 Lee Avenue, Manassas, VA 20110. Print the inmate's full name and jail number clearly on every item. All incoming mail gets examined for contraband and unauthorized content—anything that breaks the rules can be refused or returned. Books, magazines, greeting cards, and packages aren't accepted through standard mail. The facility provides reading materials, and newspapers must come directly from the publisher. Photos are limited to 10 per envelope, must be 6x9 or smaller, and Polaroids aren't allowed. The jail also bans stamps, pens, phone cards, glitter, and perfume. Padded or protected envelopes will be refused unless they're attorney legal mail.

Putting money on an inmate's account at Prince William – Manassas Detention Center is straightforward. The Inmate Funds office handles trust accounts and commissary balances, open Monday–Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. You can deposit cash or use credit/debit at the Central Jail lobby kiosk. Certified funds (money order, cashier's check, or certified check) go in the 24-hour drop box or can be mailed. The facility also uses ConnectNetwork for online and phone deposits (Facility Site ID 22), accepting Visa/MasterCard for a small fee. Phone deposits are available at 1-888-988-4PMT (4768). Inmates can't possess cash—commissary orders get deducted from their account. Account details stay confidential, and any remaining balance is issued by check at release.