Stanley Corrections Inst.,WI

All in-person (contact) visits at Stanley Correctional Institution must be scheduled through ICSolutions. Walk-ins are not allowed. You also need to be on the PIOC's approved visiting list before arriving, and each visit party is limited to six people (adults and minors combined). Visit limits are strict: a PIOC may receive up to four in-person visits per visiting week (Monday through the following Sunday), with only one allowed per weekend or holiday. Don't show up more than 15 minutes before visiting hours. In the lobby, you may need to complete DOC-176, and staff may hand-stamp you for entry. Expect security screening. If you can't clear the metal detector within three attempts, you'll be denied entry. Medical accommodations require DOC-2424 as directed.

Video visits at Stanley Corrections Inst. (WI) are scheduled through www.icsolutions.com. Each PIOC is allowed three video visits per week (up to 12 per month), with a limit of one per day. Sessions cost $2.50 each, and that charge still applies if the PIOC or visitor is a no-show. You'll need to show a valid state ID at the start of the visit. Up to six visitors can join a video session; minors must be listed and supervised by an authorized adult. For inmates in restrictive status housing units, visits are video-only during regular visiting hours, limited to one hour, capped at two visitors, and handled first-come, first-served. Before your first visit, create a vendor account, get on the approved visitor list, and use the portal to schedule or buy credits. All communications are monitored, and systems may change as statewide platforms roll out.

Stanley Corrections Inst. only accepts inmate funds through Access Corrections Secure Deposit and the affiliated CashPayToday walk-in network. Don't send cash or deposits directly to the facility. Access Corrections sets a daily deposit limit of $2,900 per transaction day. Once posted, the money goes into the inmate's account for commissary and other approved uses. Before starting a deposit, have the inmate's full name and DOC ID ready. Then choose an accepted option like the vendor's online portal or an authorized walk-in location. If you plan to mail funds through the vendor system, follow their instructions closely. A money order or cashier's check is generally recommended over cash or a personal check.