RRM Philadelphia

Visiting someone connected to RRM Philadelphia takes a little setup, but it's manageable once you know where to start. Begin on the BOP Inmates page for official links to visiting, scheduling, and other inmate-contact resources. Pennsylvania facilities commonly use the Pennsylvania Inmate Visitation System (IVS) with a Keystone login to schedule and verify visitors. Visits may be in-person or by video depending on housing unit and custody status. Getting onto an authorized visitors list is typically started by the person inside. Once you're added, adults create their own IVS accounts while minors are added under a parent or guardian. For video visits, join through IVS shortly before your scheduled start time—sessions run back-to-back.

Phone communications at RRM Philadelphia run through the TRUFONE application. The system processes inmate telephone data—call metadata, contact information saved on calling lists, voice biometric verification, call recordings, and account balances. Approved staff can monitor calls live or through remote monitoring tools. Call recordings are stored temporarily and deleted after 180 days unless they need to be kept longer for legal or administrative purposes. The Bureau of Prisons cites federal statutes and regulations (18 U.S.C. 2510/2511 and 28 C.F.R. § 540.100 et seq.) as authority for monitoring and recording. To use remote calling services, you'll typically create an account with the approved vendor, complete identity verification, and follow the vendor's payment steps.

RRM Philadelphia uses the BOP's TRUNET system to manage inmate funds, commissary inventory, and product sales to inmates. TRUNET isn't connected to the public internet—it communicates through encrypted site-to-site connections over JUTNet, adding an extra layer of security. When you send funds, your name, home address, and financial details get entered into TRUFACS. Access is limited to BOP employees and contractors, and it uses SSL plus LDAP strong passwords. Unit Team staff can view balances, deposits, and withdrawals through TRUWEB, which provides read-only access. Scanned TRUFACS files (including BP Form-199s) are treated as temporary records and destroyed 90 days after verification. Follow facility guidance for approved deposit options and required details.

To look up someone connected to RRM Philadelphia, start with the federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) inmate locator—it's the main source for people in federal custody and includes records from 1982 to the present. First Step Act sentence reviews can change calculations, so the release date shown may not be accurate. If the record says "Released" or "Not in BOP Custody" with no facility listed, that person is no longer in BOP custody. They may still be held by another agency or be on supervised release. Results can also be incomplete or out of date, so confirm the listed location before making travel or visitation plans. For the best match, search with the person's full legal name, date of birth, and any ID or booking numbers.