How to send messages, photos, and packages
Communication at Big Spring Corr. Inst. can include phone calls, TRULINCS electronic messaging, and vendor-managed video or tablet services. Exact options vary by unit, so check the facility page for what's currently available. All inmate phone calls are monitored, and a notice is posted next to each telephone advising callers of this. Third-party or alternative telephone call arrangements are not permitted. Private, unmonitored calls to attorneys are allowed in certain circumstances. For TRULINCS messaging, both the inmate and the contact must be approved. Messages are screened and monitored, limited to text only, and attachments are restricted.
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TRULINCS is the Bureau of Prisons' email-style messaging system. Once you understand the approval rules and limits, it's one of the easiest ways to stay in regular contact with someone at Big Spring.
No. Third-party or alternative telephone call arrangements are not permitted for inmates at this facility.
Yes. A notice is posted next to each telephone advising that calls are monitored.
TRULINCS requires approval for both the inmate and the contact. Messages are screened/monitored, limited to text only, and attachments are restricted.
Your first prison visit goes a lot smoother when you handle a few key details before you get in the car. Use the sections below to confirm you're approved, avoid a wasted trip, and show up dressed and prepared for how visits typically work in the Bureau of Prisons.
Staying in touch with someone at BIG SPRING CORR. INST (TX) usually means phone calls, electronic messages (if approved), and mail. Here's what to expect and what to confirm before you reach out.
Getting approved to visit at Big Spring FCI comes down to two things: being added to the person's approved visiting list and clearing the Bureau of Prisons (BOP) screening. Handle the paperwork carefully, and you'll avoid the most common delays.
