How to send messages, photos, and packages
Regional Adult Detention Facility (RADF) posts direct phone numbers for common communication needs. For visiting rules, current hours, and scheduling steps, call the visitation and public-information line at (442) 265-2266. To report sexual abuse, use the PREA hotline at (442) 265-2323. Need records like booking summaries? Requests can be mailed or picked up through the Records Division at (442) 265-2125. You'll need to include a copy of valid identification. Separately, California is transitioning to a statewide provider for inmate phone, video, and messaging services. To use video visits or electronic messaging, you'll typically need to create an account on the communications platform and add funds through its prepaid option. Some locations may stay on an older system until they switch over.
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RADF has two different mailing addresses: one for personal mail and one for legal mail. Using the correct address, along with the person's full name and SPN number, keeps your mail from getting lost or delayed.
Call the RADF visitation and public-information line at (442) 265-2266 for current visiting hours, scheduling procedures, and facility rules.
Create an account on the department's communications platform (web or mobile) and enroll for video or messaging. Add funds through the platform's prepaid feature if required. Use whatever system RADF currently supports during the statewide transition.
To report sexual abuse at RADF, call the PREA reporting number at (442) 265-2323.
If you're trying to stay in touch with someone at Regional Adult Detention Facility (RADF), the most time-sensitive piece is understanding how on-site visits work and what you need to do on the day of your visit. Here's what to know, along with the exact steps to follow.
Need a booking summary from the Regional Adult Detention Facility (RADF)? You can request one through the Records Division using their Booking Summary Request form. Here's what to prepare, what it costs, and where to send it.
Sending money to someone at Regional Adult Detention Facility (RADF) is straightforward once you know the facility's approved method. Details are limited, so treat this as a verify-first checklist to avoid wasted time or rejected payments.
