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How to apply to visit someone at Slayton Work Camp (forms, mailing, background checks, and children)
Getting approved to visit starts with the right form, the right mailing address, and a little follow-up. Here's how the visiting request process works at Slayton Work Camp—including background checks and rules for bringing children.
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Who Qualifies for Assignment to Slayton Work Camp (Slayton Work Camp, WV)
Wondering if your loved one could end up at Slayton Work Camp? It comes down to custody level — this small, minimum-security unit has specific classification requirements.
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How Slayton Work Camp (on the Mount Olive grounds) is different from Mount Olive Correctional Complex
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Visitation
- The Superintendent may deny a visit even if a visitor's background check has been approved.
- The visiting request form requires offender name, facility name, DJS number, the visitor's full name, and mailing address among other fields.
- Completed visiting requests must be mailed to the WV Division of Corrections & Rehabilitation Bureau of Juvenile Services at 1409 Greenbrier Street, Charleston, WV 25311.
Contact Info
- The WV Division of Corrections & Rehabilitation Bureau of Juvenile Services contact address and phone/fax are published on the juvenile visiting request form.
- Facility phone, mailing address, and fax are typically listed on the facility’s page or on the state bureau contact page—start there to find Slayton Work Camp contact details.
- Juvenile visiting applications and similar bureau-level requests must follow the state bureau’s submission instructions rather than assuming the local facility processes them.
Facility Info
- Slayton Work Camp opened in July 2007 as a 48‑bed minimum‑security unit.
- The camp operates outside Mount Olive Correctional Complex’s secure perimeter and is administered by Mount Olive.
- Offenders assigned to Slayton Work Camp are non‑violent and assessed as low‑risk to the community.
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Visitation
Visiting at Slayton Work Camp starts with paperwork. Complete the facility's visiting request form and sign the certification allowing a background check. The form asks for the offender's name, facility name, DJS number, your full name, and mailing address. Once filled out, mail it to the WV Division of Corrections & Rehabilitation Bureau of Juvenile Services at 1409 Greenbrier Street, Charleston, WV 25311 (the form includes the Bureau's phone and fax numbers). Even after your background check clears, the Superintendent can still deny a visit—contact the facility to confirm approval and schedule your time. Bringing a child under 18? You'll need proof of parentage or legal guardianship, and the parent or legal guardian must already be on the offender's approved visiting list.
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The available documents don't list a phone number, mailing address, fax, or superintendent name specifically for Slayton Work Camp. Instead, they point to state-level resources. For juvenile-visitation questions, use the WV Division of Corrections & Rehabilitation Bureau of Juvenile Services contact details printed on the juvenile visiting request form. Trying to reach the facility directly? Start with Slayton Work Camp's facility page. If the listing is missing or unclear, check the state bureau's contact page next. Before calling or sending paperwork, make sure you're contacting the right office—facility operations versus the state bureau—so your request doesn't get delayed. If visiting in person, bring the required ID.
Facility Info
Slayton Work Camp opened in July 2007 as a 48-bed minimum-security unit on the Mount Olive grounds. It operates outside the secure perimeter and is administered by Mount Olive Correctional Complex. The camp houses non-violent, low-risk offenders assigned to work-camp duties and related programs. For context: Mount Olive opened in 1995 and is West Virginia's only maximum-security correctional facility, with a current capacity of 1,030 male inmates. That helps explain Slayton's lower-security role on the same site. Sorting out placement, transfer, or support options? Statewide custody overviews and published resource guides explain referrals, procedures, and services used across West Virginia facilities.
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Showing 6 of 9How do I apply to visit someone at Slayton Work Camp?
Complete the Slayton visiting request form with the required information (including the offender name, DJS number, your full name, mailing address) and sign the certification for the background check. Mail it to the WV Division of Corrections & Rehabilitation Bureau of Juvenile Services at 1409 Greenbrier Street, Charleston, WV 25311. Ask the offender to add you to their approved visiting list, and contact the facility to confirm approval and schedule your visit.
VisitationWhere do I mail the Slayton Work Camp visiting request form?
Mail completed visiting requests to the WV Division of Corrections & Rehabilitation Bureau of Juvenile Services at 1409 Greenbrier Street, Charleston, WV 25311. If you need help, the visiting request form includes the Bureau’s phone and fax contact information.
VisitationCan a visit be denied even after I pass the background check?
Yes. The Superintendent may deny a visit even if your background check has been approved. Contact Slayton Work Camp to confirm approval and scheduling.
VisitationWhere can I find the WV Bureau of Juvenile Services contact information?
The Bureau’s contact address, phone, and fax are published on the juvenile visiting request form. Use that form to get the bureau’s direct contact details.
Contact InfoHow do I find Slayton Work Camp’s phone number and mailing address?
Check the Slayton Work Camp page first. If it isn’t listed there, use the state bureau’s contact page or the facility listing on the DOC website to locate phone, mailing, and fax details.
Contact InfoWho should I contact for juvenile visiting requests for a WV facility?
Follow the state Bureau of Juvenile Services’ submission instructions. Juvenile visiting applications are handled at the bureau level, and the bureau contact appears on the visiting request form.
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Did You Know?
Slayton Work Camp in West Virginia opened in July 2007 as a 48-bed minimum-security unit. It sits on the grounds of Mt. Olive, operates outside the secure perimeter, and is administered by Mt. Olive.
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