Staton Corrections Center, Al

Mail and money deposits for Staton Corrections Center follow vendor-specific rules. Sending a money order? Mail it through Access Corrections to P.O. Box 12486, St. Louis, MO 63132. Don't include cash, stamps, photos, letters, or notes with the deposit. Four ways to add funds: online through AccessCorrections, by phone, with cash at CashPayToday locations, or by mailing a money order with the required deposit coupon. Union Supply incentive packages for Staton inmates are only available during the ordering window (July 22–August 21, 2025) and can be ordered online, by phone, or by mail. Non-legal mail gets inspected for contraband, so follow the rules for addressing, return addresses, and permitted content. Books and photos are only accepted through approved vendors or per facility rules.

Staton Corrections Center offers several ways to add funds: online or by phone through Access Corrections, cash payments at participating CashPayToday locations, or mailed money orders sent through Secure Deposits — Alabama DOC. For mail deposits, send the money order to PO Box 12486, St. Louis, MO 63132 with the completed Money Order Deposit Form and deposit coupon. Don't staple, paper clip, fold, or tape the money order or form. Mailed money order deposits max out at $900 per day, and all deposits must be in U.S. funds drawn from U.S. financial institutions. Any returned money order or check triggers a $25 fee. Using CashPayToday? Register both sender and recipient first, then use the barcode at the register as "VANILLA DIRECT PAY."

For inmate account payments at Staton Corrections Center, use Access Secure Deposits—set up an account at www.accesscorrections.com or call (866) 345-1884 to make a deposit. If the facility accepts CashPayToday, pull up a barcode a few ways: request an emailed PDF from your account, click the recipient name to display it on screen, or text your consumer ID to 502-410-3373 for a mobile barcode. Union Supply accepts orders for ADOC inmates during the listed ordering period (July 22–August 21, 2025) online, by phone, or by mail. Order forms and ADOC-approved package details are posted at www.alinmatepackage.com/Home.aspx. Confirm contact methods on the facility's official contact page before ordering.

When someone arrives at Staton Corrections Center, intake screening includes photographs, fingerprints, and physical, dental, and psychological examinations. Reception and classification typically wrap up within two weeks, after which classification and assignment decisions are finalized. Inmates receive a formal classification review at least once a year, with their file reviewed every six months for eligibility changes and program placement needs. A Job Placement Board assigns each inmate to an institutional job as their regular work assignment. The institution also provides additional rules and orientation materials inmates must follow. Requesting medical records? ADOC requires a signed Inmate Authorization for Release of Health Records (valid for one year and revocable in writing). ADOC may charge a reasonable fee, and HIV/STD, psychiatric, and drug/alcohol treatment records require separate expressed consent.