Prince George Detention Center

Visiting Prince George Detention Center takes some planning—especially knowing what to leave behind. Cell phones, laptops, tablets, smart watches, and any computerized devices are prohibited (policy effective June 15, 2017). Attorneys can visit anytime except during lockdowns or emergencies. For visits outside regular hours, call the On-duty Shift Commander and bring bar identification. Seeing multiple clients? Let the Reception Officer know so housing unit staff can prepare. Attorneys may use contact or non-contact booths in housing units; Processing Area visits are non-contact only. Paralegals can be approved if verified and requested by an attorney. Bondsmen may visit anytime except during lockdowns, using non-contact booths only. Check the facility's scheduling and visitor-list procedures before you travel.

Staying in touch with someone at Prince George Detention Center? The public can't call in—people in custody can only place outgoing collect or debit calls. During intake, they get a chance to call family members or bondsmen. To receive calls or manage a phone account, contact Inmate Telephone Incorporated (ITI) at 1-888-949-3303. The jail uses Offender Connect for billing and online deposits. You can also add funds at kiosks inside the facility using cash or credit card, while the facility website accepts credit card deposits only. Need calls blocked from the facility or a specific inmate? Follow the phone message directions or contact ITI Customer Service. The facility also references Information Services for call-block questions.

Starting November 1, 2025, Prince George Detention Center delivers inmate mail digitally to assigned tablets. Send physical items to P.O. Box 247, Phoenix, MD 21131—older mailing addresses won't work anymore. Every piece of mail needs both the sender's and recipient's first and last legal names. Nicknames or non-legal names? Rejected. Personal letters and greeting cards must be in plain white envelopes, written on plain white or standard white lined paper. Photos must be 4x6 or smaller—no more than five per envelope. Hard cover books aren't allowed. Single publications can't exceed 8.5" x 11" or three inches thick. Newspapers and magazines are only accepted if prepaid and mailed directly from the publisher. Got something rejected? You can appeal in writing within 20 days.

When someone is booked into Prince George Detention Center, staff inventory any cash and valuables. Cash goes into the inmate's institutional account; valuables are labeled and stored in locked storage. To add commissary funds, use one of the two Reception kiosks on-site or deposit online at www.connectnetwork.com. Checks and money orders aren't accepted. Deposits are capped at $150 per week, and each transaction includes a vendor convenience fee. If a deposit doesn't post or you run into trouble, call Customer Support at 1-888-988-4768. For Finance Office questions, call 301-952-7147 weekdays from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Weekend releases may have money and valuables mailed or handled through the Finance Office during set hours.