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Who to Call About Someone at Statesville: Facility Numbers and Victim Services

Trying to reach the right office about someone at Statesville? Start with two key numbers: the facility line (which may show up on your caller ID) and IDOC Victim Services for restrictions and form help. Here's who to call and when.

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Who to Call About Someone at Statesville: Facility Numbers and Victim Services

Calls from Statesville Correctional Center typically show up as (815) 296-8981 on caller ID. This is the facility's main number listed by IDOC - handy to recognize if you're screening unknown calls or wondering where a call came from.

If your question is about stopping contact or placing restrictions, the IDOC Victim Services Unit is the right place to start. You can reach Victim Services toll-free at 877-776-0755, or call (217) 558-2200 ext. 4006. They’re available Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. CST.

Call the facility number for general Statesville questions - especially if you're returning a call from (815) 296-8981. For mail stops, phone restrictions, or help with the paperwork to request them, contact IDOC Victim Services instead: 877-776-0755 (toll-free) or (217) 558-2200 ext. 4006, Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. CST.

Who to Call About Someone at Statesville: Facility Numbers and Victim Services
  1. Complete the Mail Stop and Phone Restriction Request form - fill it out as fully as you can.
  2. Mail the completed form to the facility Warden - send it to the Warden at the facility address.
  1. Complete the Mail Stop and Phone Restriction Request form - make sure it’s filled out before you send it.
  2. Email the form to IDOC Victim Services - send the completed form to DOC.VictimServices@illinois.gov.

Need help with the form? Contact the IDOC Victim Services Unit at 877-776-0755 (toll-free) or (217) 558-2200 ext. 4006, Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. CST.

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